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EUCLID SENIOR
^ HIGH SCHOOL
III E.222 ST.
EUCLID. OHIO
ALMA MATER
Hail to thee, O Euclid High School,
To thy name all praise we sing.
Happy days of youthful pleasiire,
Learning, living, life so dear.
Our hearts fill xvith gratitude
For all that is to he . . .
Alma Mater, Euclid High School,
All our praise ive bring to thee.
Where the blue of Erie's ivaters
Casts the sun's bright golden rays,
There all Exiclid's sons and daughters
Sing the joys of student days.
If after days he dark and drear
And storms of life draw nigh,
The memories of our friendships here
Will lift our hearts to Euclid High.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION 1
FACULTY 3 2
CLA SSES 50
Orchestra 64
Band 66
Glee Clubs 70
Choral Masters 72
SOPHOMORES 74
SPORTS 88
Cross Country 90
Football 94
Wrestling 102
Sw im m ing 1 08
Basketball 112
Cheerleaders 120
Majorettes 122
JUNIORS 124
ORGANIZA TIONS 144
World Affairs Club 146
American Field Service 147
National Honor Society 148
Natiorial Forensic League 150
Thespians 151
Science Seminar 152
Talent Scouts E.H.S. .__.. 153
Friendship Club 154
Student Coimcil 156
Student Supply Store 158
Spirits ' 160
Future Business Leaders 161
Euclidian Editorial Staff 162
Euclidian Business Staff 164
Eucuyo 166
Senior Scandal 167
Survey Editorial Staff 168
Survey Business Staff 170
International Qiiill and Scroll 172
Spectrum 173
Chess Team, Letterman's Club 174
Athletic Board, N.A.S.S. 175
Wai Napolo 176
Girls Leaders Club 177
Girls Athletic Association 178
P. A . Clu b 180
P. A. Announcers 181
Stage Crew, Movie Club 182
Camera Club 183
Junior Red Cross 184
Future Nurses Club 185
Future Teachers of America 186
Key Club 188
Ad Club, Foreman's Club 189
SENIORS 190
SUPPLEMENT 264
ADVERTISEMENTS 297
Deep doivn inside
Just beyond reach
That's where my future lies:
Rough stone, ready to he chiseled,
Ready to he shaped and sanded.
Preparation is looking to tJie future with in-
terest and anticipation. It is working to derive
the best result from a foreseen situation. To
tlie high school student, preparation is the
means to the most successful outcome. Each
individual is made to realize the significance
of serious study upon Jiis future life. The wise
student studies so that he may apply his knoio-
ledge to everyday situations. The counsel of
his elders is valuable to him, because he knoivs
that their advice ivill help him find a definite
place in society. Thorougli review of informa-
tion concerning his potential status and voca-
tion leads him to sensible and realistic deci-
sions. The u'ise student is the one who pre-
pares, who looks anxiously outward to what
must follow and then attempts to gain the best
end. He knoivs that he must only knock, and
the door will be opened to him.
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But which door?
Which course?
Which activity?
Which work?
Which friends?
Which opportunity?
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inuch simpler. The individual's decision he-
comes the group's decision.
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Many students' directions are influenced by
their natural attributes. Homecoming Court,
clockwise from lower left: Sue Anderson,
Sophomore Attendant; Merry Ann Ingram,
Junior Attendant; Lynn Crobaugh, Senior At-
tendant; Evie Petkovsek, Homecoming Queen;
Barb Harper, Senior Attendant.
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Yet each student's personality is uniquely his
own. TJie ivide range of personalities both
colorful and serious, gives the high school its
heterogeneous character tvhich is necessary in
order to accommodate the needs of any student.
Personalities are affected by their environment
and, in a large high school, the student can find
the environment that best suits him, an en-
vironment in u'Jiich to progress.
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Work is the basis of progress and perfection.
Natural aptitude can be a helpful tool in striv-
ing for perfection, but ivithoiit hard luork,
nothing tangible can be gained. Whether this
effort expended takes the form of repetitive
mechanical processes or long, concentrated
study, it remains the essence of the progress.
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Students of various degrees of talent, but with
a common hope in the result of their labors,
sacrificed time, suppers, homework: THE
B O Y FRIEND . CAST: HO R TENSE, Maryse
Bricelj; DULCIE, Carol Klevay; MAISIE,
Bonnie Budas; POLLY BROWNE, Mitsi
Wagner; MADAME DuBONNET, Sylvia
Stefanko; BOBBY VAN HUSEN, Jim Roscoe;
PERCIVAL BROWNE, Jim Zimmerman;
TONY, Dave Montague; LADY BROCK-
HURST, Lorelei Sanders; LORD BROCK-
HURST, Ray Ferrante; LOLITA, Judi
Urbas. CHORUS: Linda Fay, Connie Mul-
lins, Shanna Doley, Leslie Long, Laura Owen,
Sue McNamara, Dennis Miller, Bob Lange,
Bill Gauch, Randy Vidmar, Allen Johns, Tom
Russ.
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hard work and at least as many hours of getting '^^
nothing done. An idea is expanded, planned
and, if it can capture the necessary enthusiasm
becomes a victory, a term paper, liomecoming
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There's a pause in every progression; seeming-
ly common trivialities are really valuable pos-
sessions to the high school student. Dirty ten-
nis shoes, loild hairdos, swinging parties,
modern jazz, friendship, deep thought, crowd-
ed hallways, changing moods, competition,
conformity, emotion— none can understand
their value quite as well as we, the ones ex-
periencing them. These are the elements that
lend us moments of truth, pain, and siinple
beauty when the incongruous society is justly
shut out, and we sense a feeling that the world
exists for us alone.
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All that high school is., is interiuoven in fragile^
complex gossamer suspended in air. All the
varied moods and mojnents lead one to anoth-
er, branching in all directions, forming an
intricate netioork oblivious of its surroundings.
It pauses, hangs momentarily , wavers, is lifted
by a breeze, and then is lost in the past.
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To become inspired, to loork, to achieve . . .
the student establishes his worth.
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Don't beat me into a mold;
Let me find my ouni path;
Give me a chance and I'll shoiv you all.
CJianges, subtle yet jrigliteningly sudden
Have shocked open these once indifferent eyes.
And their vision: an unlimited horizon.
Years I've spent looking for the right tools
And now that I've found them
And sharpened them.
Look out!
My hajids, my eyes, my mind-
Just give them a chance;
Watch me put them through their paces.
There's nothing I can't do
Because I'm young.
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Faculty
The high school teacher achieves a unique satisfaction
for he can perpetiiate his ideas in the minds of the young.
With an interested class the teacher is caught up in the
excitement and vitality of neiv discovery, and teaching
becomes a pleasure. Even in the face of apathy the
dedicated teacher finds satisfaction in helping students
prepare for life. Through classroom instruction and
guidance the faculty gives direction and meaning to the
students' education.
The new W. G. Fordyce Administration Building.
Dr. Angene, Superintendent of Sclwols.
Life is a becoming. Purpose infuses life with
meaning. Out of the give and take of one's self and
the world one finds both his purposes and his powers
thereby sharpening his self image. Finding the self,
discovering the "tools true play" is a lifetime activity.
It is hoped that your experiences in the Euclid
schools have abundantly aided you in shaping your
philosophy of life— a point of view impelling you to
revere God and the democratic and American way of
life. May you have developed a drive to use your
abilities to fulfill the unfolding purposes you dis-
cover. May what you have learned here be the means
of not only making a living but also building a
worthwhile life.
Lester E. Angerie
Superintendent of Schools
BOARD OF EDL'CATIOX— Mr. Luikart, Mr. Tomko, Mr. Manspcrger President, Mrs. Springer,
Mrs. King.
Working for better education.
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Each of us possesses abilities which are unique
and personal. The power of the intellect has never
been completely measured. The struggle of each
generation has been to improve in all areas of human
endeavor. We are still searching for the ultimate in
man's relation with his fellow man throughout the
world. Our horizons have been lifted through space
and to faraway places in the universe. All of this
has been done to better help us to approach our
objective. We realize that we are but a small part in
the whole scheme of things, but we must not forget
that we are each a very important part. In setting
our personal- goals, we should be sure that they are
realistic and challenging. In so doing and working
toward these goals, we are each making a significant
contribution and our lives are becoming richer.
Congi-atulations to the staff for a fine yearbook
developed around the theme "The Challenges of
Students' Goals."
Sincerely,
Clifford G. Otcens
Principal
Mr. C. G. Owens, Principal
In a college classroom, a freshman
looks up from his studies. He is pleased
at having chosen the particular college
and field of study most suited to him.
For this he is grateful primarily to Mrs.
Sheats, the Assistant Principal in charge
of college counseling.
Good teachers make good students. In
order that Euclid students will progress
in education as much as possible, it is
Mr. Hunter's responsibility, as Assistant
Principal in charge of instruction, to en-
courage the most effective classroom
teaching techniques.
Dr. Bergem, Dean of Boys
DEANS
Counsel and encouragement are es-
sential to social and academic progress.
The Dean of Boys, Dr. Bergem, and the
Dean of Girls, Miss Gillman, are respon-
sible for instilling self-confidence in stu-
dents by individual counseling. By
encouraging students to develop talent,
personality, and high character, they are
preparing boys and girls for adult life.
Above all, they are continually striving
to arouse in students a desire for know-
ledge and social improvement.
Miss Gillman, Dean of Girls
Mr. Graham
Mr. Graham, our Assistant Principal
in charge of administration, organizes a
master schedule each year and assigns
teachers to proper classes. These and
other duties he performs are essential to
the smooth operation and improvement
of the high school.
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LIBRARIAN.S-Lt'// lu Riglit: B. Haaiman, J. MacCormack, E. Mueller, C. Shearer, S. Somerville.
Mrs. Helen Wise
School Nurse
CUSTODIAL STAFF— flow One: J. Ganger, L. DeMore, G. Brewster, M.
Berus. Row Two: A. Giameio, A. Kutnar, D. Katkus. Row Threes M.
Mahne, K. Mrsiaszek, E. Soepke. Row Four: M. Medvesek, J. Ojnik, M.
Sedej. Row Five: A. Koet, F. Marn. Row Six: P. Clark. R. TrivLsonno, F.
Hamilton.
SCHOOL EMPLOYEES
Unlocking the doors, turning on the
lights, and shoveling walks in winter
mark the beginning of the school day for
our custodians. After the students have
arrived and teachers have taken attend-
ance, the office secretaries begin their
daily routine of typing and distributing
the absence lists. About this time the
cafeteria workers arrive and begin pre-
paring for the rush of the lunch periods.
After eating their lunches, some of the
students use the final twenty minutes of
the lunch period as a study hall in the
library. The librarians are always help-
ful in finding books and magazines for
reports, term papers, or just recreational
reading. After the final bell rings, the
maintenance staff begins sweeping away
the reminders of the completed school
day.
SECRETARIES-Rou' One: J. Ed%vardsen, M. Stein. Row Two: J.
Boycr, M. Thompson. Row Time: M. Stanos, B. FuUerton, R.
Carlson. Row Four: I. Barber, D. Pintar, R. Bayes.
CAFETERIA STAFF-TJow One: G. Olah, J. Paladino. Row Two: E. Zimmerman, E. Brashear,
K. Bauer. Roiv Tliree: M. Bitzer, V. Janitz, I. Sandberg, J. Youngberg, M. Pcsec. Row Four:
L. Straka, R. Hamilton, F. Colbert, B. Thomas, C. Douglass, M. Dondrea.
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Robert Addis
Social Studies
Physical Education
Alvin Amster
Business Education
Charles Asher
Social Studies
Physical Education
Frank A. Aultz
Reading Improvement
Paul W. Avers
Mathematics
Ronald A. Backos
Science
Olin A. Bailey
Science, Chairman
Lillian Barrow
Business Education
Next year we'll take over the Survey!
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Laurel BonncUi
Physical Education
Arlcnc Carter
Biology
Health
James F. Cliffel
Alathemalics
Dale Davison
Science
William DeMora
Social Studies
Mr. Keay, chemistry lab's reacting agent.
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Nathaniel Dickinson
Social Studies
Forrest H. Diehl
Social Studies
Clarence Eckert
Industrial Arts
Donald G. Eisen
English
Susan Emshwiller
Enslish
Ahmed Fellague
Language
Mary Fogarty
English
Frank F. Fowler
Adjusted Curriculum
Audree S. Fox
Physical Education
Sheldon Freedman
Science
Kathryn Frye
Home Arts
Marilyn Fuerst
English
Aloysius Galicki
Industrial Atrs
Katheryn Gates
Language
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Clayton D. George
Business Education
Annarosa Ginevra
Business Education
John F. Griffin
Mathematics
Beatrice Hamman
Librarian
Robert Hanson
Enslish
Ronald Harding
Social Studies
Dale Harper
Music, Chairman
Claudia Hcpner
American History
Gertrude Hoeger
Industrial Arts
Mr. Harper conducts the customary prcgame "skull practice.'
Exciting game, Mr, Harding?
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Frank Hoffert
Social Studies
Maria Vida Horn
Spanish
World History
Richard Hungerford
Industrial Arts
Merwin A. Hunkin
Eyjglish
Jack L. Jenkins
Drama
Fred Johns
Counselor
Albert Judge
Science
Milton J. Kadlec
Industrial Arts
Richard R. Keay
Science
Joan Lees
English
Edith K. Lemon
Counselor
Charles Lewis
Adjusted Curriculum
James W. Lindsay
Social Studies
Elaine M. Lokar
Home Arts
Mrs. Fox poses willingly.
Marjorie Malina
Home Arts
Embert M. Martin
Industrial Arts
Phyllis Mastin
English
Marita Mathews
English
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I don't care how good the performance was, I won't drink champagne from that shoe.
Angelo Mazzocco
Spanish
World History
James McCampbell
English
David McKclvey
Business Education
Robert McLaughlin
General Metals
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Mr. McCampbcU studies a theme.
Mr. Stuckcy unlocks the door to education.
Edmund Mize
Business Education
Donald R. Mohr
Physical Educatioii
Herbert Nold
Industrial Arts
Marcella Nold
Physical Education
William E. Palmer
Business Education
Carol Petvai
Home Arts
June G. Phypers
Business Education
Frank Pringle
English
Michael Raicevich
Social Studies
John Reeves
Counselor
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Howard E. Rcminick
EngUsli
Martin Reno
Science
Mathematics
Victor Resch
Physical Education
David Allen Reser
Mathematics
Donald Rinkes
Mathematics
Leonard Robuck
English
Roger Round
English, Chairman
Marcia L. Rust
Eitglish
Journalism
Otto Santos
Business Education
William E. Saul
Business Educatioti
Charles Sawyer Delmar Smith
Business Education Business Education,
Chairmari
Gretchen Schwegler
Physical Education Granville B. Smith
Englisli
Ruth Smith
Social Studies
Mary Ann Spretnak
Efiglish
Social Studies
Merwin R. Staines
Industrial Arts
William A. Starr
Chemistry
Physics
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Donald Steinbrink
Science
Helen Stewart
Counselor
Cecelia P. Stillman
Government
Economics
James Stuckey
Social Studies
John Supance
industrial Arts
Clarence Swackhamer
Physical Education,
Chairman
Judith Sweet
Englisli
Sam W. Taylor, Jr.
Music
Edward T. Tckicli
Business Education
Dale Thompson
Mathematics
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Norman Thompson
Science
Frank Troglia
Counselor
Anthony V. Vaccariello
Language
Carole Venaleck
Eng,li5h
Fred A. Vollman
Industrial Arts, Chairman
Virginia Weadock
English
Stanley Whiteside
Social Studies, Chairman
George Wiley
Co-ordinator, Special
Achievement Classes
Beiila Wilson
Mathematics, Chairman
Lawrence A. Wilson
Science
Ralph Wisniewski
Science
Robert E. Yocum
Business Education
Margaret Zimmerman
Language, Chairman
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Classes
In the classroom the student is stimulated so that he
can take full advantage of the opportunity for free ex-
pression that is offered him. Here, the student en-
counters fact and ideology, reconciling them with his
intuition and previous experience. It is also in the class-
room that the student learns to judge and evaluate the
opinions of others, synthesizing them with his own ideas
to come closer to a meaningful conception of the truth.
Exercising the mind in language lab.
LANGUAGES
The study of foreign languages is not
only an exercise of the mind but also an
opportunity to study the culture of a
country from an inside viewpoint, rather
than obtaining a sketchy picture of this
culture from history or literature courses.
The hours spent studying at home and
listening to tapes and repeating phrases
in the language lab are also amply re-
warded by the student's feeling of ac-
complishment while he talks about the
latest happenings in school with his
amigo, friend, ami, or tovarish.
MATHEMATICS
Mathematics presents a challenge dif-
ferent from other subjects encountered
by the student because it deals only with
idealized relationships between concepts
experienced in everyday life. At first he
is somewhat stunned by the apparent
separation of mathematics from his en-
vironment, but eventually he realizes,
if only to a small degree, the power and
scope of the field of mathematics.
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Mr. Fellague directs machines and students.
Animated geometry with Mr. Cliffel.
Mr. Rinkes explains trigonometric function.
Cut! Cut! Jim, the scene's over! Cut! Jim! Jim!
"Whan that Aprille ..." English class goes off on a tangent
with Chaucer's Prologue to "Canterbury Tales."
DRAMA
A spotlight, plays on a single figure
who has just entered from stage right.
This is the actor's test of comprehension,
preparation, and natural acting ability.
In dramatics class, he has studied the
basic techniques of acting, as well as the
attributes of many playwrights and per-
formers in the history of the theater. In
the wings Mr. Jenkins gives a reassuring
nod, and the actor steps forward perform-
ing with ease.
JOURNALISM
Newspaper stories, feature articles,
editorials, and play reviews kept the
journalism student busy perfecting his
writing technique. He was required to
write one theme a week expressing his
views on various topics from "The Big-
gest Mistake" to the latest news events.
By the end of the year he is able to give
clear, concise, written accounts of actual
happenings and communicate his ideas
to the reader in a style completely his
own, developed during his journalism
studies.
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ENGLISH
Striving for grammatical perfection
and an ever-increasing vocabulary com-
poses only a small part of the program
in the English classes. Through studies
in world, American, and English liter-
ature courses, students develop a further
interest in reading, as well as a know-
ledge of history and geography. They
see the extreme differences in the times
and environments described in literary
works, but they learn to realize that
throughout history human nature has
remained essentially unchanged. By
means of extensive creative writing,
many students develop their own defini-
tive styles of expression and learn to
present their thoughts in a clear, concise
manner. This ability to communicate
ideas, either orally or on paper, is per-
haps the most important asset to be
gained from a high school education.
Journalism: the rite of writing right.
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HOME ARTS
In the home arts course potential
homemakers gain practical experience
■ivhich will prove valuable when they
take up homemaking in the future. In
the sewing classes girls develop artistic
sense as they become acquainted with
various color schemes, designs, and tex-
tures of fabric. Students in the cooking
classes learn to cook and bake by plan-
ning, preparing, and serving actual meals
with the help of the modern facilities in
the home economics kitchens. The home
arts students learn how to budget money
and they gain skill through the repeti-
tious use of efficient methods. These
students also develop poise and con-
fidence by modeling the clothes they
have sewn and by frequently serving as
hostesses in the school kitchens.
MECHANICAL DRAWING
Perhaps no other class is more con-
ducive to self-discipline than mechanical
drawing. To make scaled, accurate
drawings of machines or of architectural
designs involves a very exacting use of
the skills acquired in the beginning of
the class; continued application of skills
promotes precise, accurate thinking on
the part of the student. Whether he uses
these skills in later life or not, this self-
discipline he has gained will undoubted-
ly help him in whatever vocation he
enters.
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INDUSTRIAL ARTS
Industrial Arts courses teach more to
the students than how to make a cabinet
or shift-lever extension, a soldering iron
or repairs on their cars. They give them
what cannot be gotten from books: ex-
perience. The boys in wood shop may
see diagrams of various joints, but the
knowledge of their construction and
strength comes from making them in
class. In metal shop the machining
])roi3crties of steel or aluminum may be
read about, but the actual learning pro-
cess takes place on the lathe. In shop
classes, a student may learn the basics of
wiring a circuit, whether it is for a simple
radio or an ignition system. Industrial
arts courses give the students the im-
]jortant chance they need in their studies:
the opportunity to learn from experi-
ence.
Learning by doing.
Mechanical drawing requires intense concentration.
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GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION
The gym teacher's shrill whistle re-
sounds through the locker room. Gradu-
ally, the girls finish dressing and, one
by one, drift into the gym. "Line up,
girls, and number off!" cries the gym
leader. Eventually the class is standing
at attention in a straight line and the
girls begin to call out their numbers.
After struggling through two or three
warmup exercises in complete discord,
the class is ready to start the exciting
volleyball game. Suddenly, the ten-
minute bell rings and the class dashes
into the locker room after a strenuous
period of girls' gym.
Strenuous activity builds physical fitness.
BOYS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION
Twenty boys noisily clamber down the
gymnasium bleachers and take their posi-
tions on the floor, half of them with T-
shirts tucked in their shorts. The whistle
starts a frenzied melee of running, kick-
ing, and shouting until the soccer ball
thuds against the door, signifying a goal.
The ten-minute bell brings gym class to
a close and promises a refreshing shower
to soothe aching muscles.
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A liltle fun in government class.
SCIENCE
With the aid of his textbook and the
guidance of his instructor, the science
student is driven by imagination and
curiosity to eager observations of demon-
strations and experiments which test the
theories and laws of many noted biolo-
gists, chemists, and physicists. Working
together, the student and his lab partners
are able to form systematic patterns of
study. Continually, the student is de-
veloping a power of reasoning and quick
analysis. By the end of his studies in
science, he has achieved a further under-
standing of life and his environment.
SOCIAL STUDIES
The serious social studies student has
the unique opportunity to appraise the
world today in light of previous events.
His knowledge of historical trends and
governmental processes gives him insight
into current problems so that he can
take an active part in civic affairs. Al-
though he may not continue his studies,
the student is now prepared to be an in-
telligent voter.
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Parallel parking: the hardest test.
Marsha Gayloii learns to operate the ditto machine.
DRIVING
1 he driver got into the car, started the
engine, and tensely held the steering
wheel. He moved forward slowly as his
eyes darted from the curb to the road in
front of him to the approaching stop
sign. He eased the car to a fidl stop, then
turned the corner with utmost care, al-
ways conscious of the constant observa-
tion of the man seated next to him. He
continued to turn corners cautiously and
stop at. each stop sign, hoping for the
long-awaited words from the instructor,
"Now drive out of the parking lot and
trv it on the road."
BUSINESS
Numerous precise-looking instruments
line the walls and form orderly rows
across the room. Coldly they confront
the new business student, confused by
his first glimpse of this multitude of but-
tons, switches, and levers. Soon he will
master these, and they will become the
tools of his efficiency.
Patience and concentration are the elements of a good typist.
ART
A sweep of the hand, a final daub of
paint and, after several days of work, the
art student's assignment is completed.
With a superior glance around him, he
compares his work to those of his peers.
He smiles at his cleverness and proudly
submits the painting to the scrutiny of
his instructor. This is his great master-
piece—the product of his creativity.
The good typist never looks at her fingers.
Maidee Lasnik completes a poster in art class.
ORCHESTRA
Violin:
Stcaglcr, C.
Brown, J.
Chiodo, C.
Dutko, L.
Fike, D.
Wiskes, S.
Pylick, S.
Price, M.
Harris, L.
Lesiak, B.
Lesiak, J.
Murdoch, C.
Wroniak, D.
J'iola:
Schulz, L.
Cello:
Goslee, N.
Kimen, B.
Steagler, M.
Stevens, S.
Flute:
Leister, P.
Plaggemier, B.
Oboe:
Strausbaugh, J.
Clarinet:
Maroff, D.
Newman, A.
Surtz, R.
Sax:
Prijatelj, B.
Percussion :
Biello, y.
Faint, H.
Trombone:
Shoatf, D.
String Bass:
Gathercole, J.
Urbanick, J.
Komocar, J.
Naylor, S.
Bassoo7i:
Debevec, P.
Piper, C.
French Horn:
Cooper, B.
Trumpet:
Fowler, R.
Podobnikar, D.
Mylcs, B.
Cornet:
Harper, G.
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CHEVRON society-Row one: S. Tucceri, J. Mervis, L. Horvath, C. Eppich, R. Zuzek, D.
Mansperger. Row Two: G. Harper, R. Carmany, W. Cooper, A. Newman, J. Bittence.
ORCHESTRA OFFICERS-7?oh- One: H. Faint
secretary, K. Piper treasurer. Row Two: A.
Newman president, W. Cooper vice president.
The Marching Band rehearses
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The marching band completes an effective precision drill.
MARCHING BAND
"Fixed! Fixed!" shout the members
of the tuba rank as another of their num-
ber get spicked for Euclid Roulette.
Every Thursday during the football sea-
son, six members of the marching band
are required to play their music from
memory. If they cannot, then they must
come in after school and practice. Tradi-
tions like this not only insure good music,
but make the marching band one of
Euclid's most spirited organizations.
CADET BAND
For those Euclid musicians who have
less experience, the cadet band affords
an opportunity to improve their skill and
to play much the same music as the Con-
cert Band. By the end of the year, the
cadet band is prepared to join the Con-
cert band in the district and state con-
tests.
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CADET BAND
Flute:
Richley, C.
Snyder, D.
Tuckerman, K.
Borgsteadt, S.
Myers, N.
Nelson, S.
Reese, C.
Blankschaen, J.
Ulle, F.
Serkownik, C.
Oboe:
Breen, K.
Clarinet:
Hillegas, J.
Emser, N.
Hobsek, B.
Nimelli, T.
Paulovcin, S.
Brule, D.
Marthin, R.
Saxophone:
Loeding, O.
Madey, D.
Zoller, D.
Gant, B.
Rupar, M.
Mikovich, J.
Trumpet:
Armstrong, K.
Carlson, J.
Hotchkiss, R.
Malokas, J.
Ullestad, J.
Zaas, J.
Forgione, F.
Jernejcic, K.
Scott, J.
Van Ooyen, R.
Fowler, R.
Baritone:
Wright, J.
Hagberg, B.
Jones, B.
Norsic, G.
Humphries, B.
Trombone:
Cook, R.
Switalsky, E.
Percussion:
Bagocious, J.
Burkhart, J.
Statz, R.
ma^^i^ssmt^msami^mem
BAND SERGEANTS-Lt/i lu nglU: B. Ross top sergeant, A. Newman, R, Hurlburt.
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Alto horn, an integral part o£ the marching band.
BAND DIRECTOR— floti; One: A. Sydow, D. Harper, A. Mitchel. Row
Two: F. Taddeo, H. Hershey, A. D'Emilia.
CONCERT BAND
Flute:
Campana, J.
Hitty, J.
Mog, K.
Plaggemier, B.
Hotchkiss, M.
Mervis, J.
Henry, C.
Mansperger, M.
Oboe:
Stoneback, N.
Forker, S.
Strausbaugh, J.
Clarinet:
Eppich, C.
Glaser, R.
Horvath, L.
Janitz, C.
Maroff, D.
Newman, A.
Zuzek, R.
Gere, S.
Sutton. L.
Aljancic, T.
Coolidge, D.
Fleshin, J.
Holloway, J.
Surtz, R.
Tiderman, K.
Babin, S.
Howard, R.
Reeves, C.
Masek, R.
Focht, R.
Pulver, C.
Guenther, K.
Baritone:
Mansperger, D.
Kuchling, E.
Ivanko, J.
Trombone:
Bittence, J.
Kalan, G.
Piper, L.
Ross, B.
Shoaff, D.
Love, G.
Hale, B.
Tuba:
Hasher, R.
March, B.
Kaczer, N.
Komocar, J.
Sherman, N.
Carmany, B.
String Bass:
Gathercole, J.
Percussion:
Faint, H.
Tucci, A.
Kimen, B.
DeFranco, P.
Tympani:
Biello, J.
Bass Clarinet:
Jones, R.
Katanik, N.
Bassoon:
Gargiulo, R.
Piper, C.
Debevec, P.
Sax:
Schenck, B.
Ramona, J.
Lipstreu, R.
Tucceri, S.
Bammerlin, J.
Roll, D.
Prijatelj, B.
Trumpet:
Dieckman, R.
Hurlburt, R.
Myers, D.
Myles, B.
Podobnikar, D.
Sweeder, D.
Masek, R.
Harper, G.
Miller, R.
Mansperger, C.
French Horn:
Cooper, B.
Dickinson, P.
Hoedt, D.
Wilber, K.
Jerkic, S.
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BOYS' GLEE CLVB-Rou> One: R. Johnson. Row Tico: J. Biichak, R. Taylor, N. Berglund.
Row Three: S. Toward, D. Burhennc, R. Macks, C. Robinson. Row Four: D. Hathaway, P.
Cox, D. Montague, J. Kelly, T. Petruzzi, L. Pummel.
GLEE CLUBS
Singing is one of the most relaxing,
expressive pastimes a person can find. To
the boys of the third period Boys' Glee
Club practicing each morning is not
tedious, but instead it is enjoyable. These
sophomores and juniors love to sing, and
this feeling is reflected in the spirit of
their song.
Striving to blend evenly with one an-
other and produce a definite quality of
sound is the aim of the Girls' Glee Club.
Each girl, participating in the Christmas
program and the district choir contest,
tries her very best. Each day, practice
and effort bring the Glee Clubs nearer
their goal.
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JUNIOR-SENIOR GIRLS' GLEE CLVR-Roiu One: M. Yager, B. Winters, B. Trauger, L. Loope,
M. Zola, V. Goss, S. Calvert, M. Prokopovich, P. Vidusich. Row Ttco: P. Dcister, K. Corrigan, M.
Fields, M. Balsey, J. Adkins, A. ^Vill, M. Witzke, E. Beyer. Row Three: B. Pavlik, C. Maresh, B.
Sabula, C. Hart, P. Chylla. L. Andrews, S. Reider, J. Lunder, J. Sheppard, J. Fleshin. Row Four:
M. Panesky, S. Bahr, J. Papp, M. Sikora, P. Fcderico, L. Fordyce, M. Boros, D. Wroniak, L.
Owen, C. Cline. Row Five: W. Conrad, J. Vukcevic, J. Consla, M. Theodosian, B. Pappas, B.
Vidensek, E. Neat, S. Geyer, J. Stillingcr, F. Fox, S. Jones, P. Bizzari.
SOPHOMORE GIRLS' GLEE CLVR-Row One: D. Romano, D.
Evans, C. Allen, S. Froom, C. King, D. DiBiasio, D. Kump, B. Budas,
L. Tomko, E. Wehrle, R. Res, B. Mills, N. Sheppard. Row Two:
J. Houry, J. Howell, J. Rose, J. Lilley, R. Hiirlburt, T. Legan, L.
Nalepa, P. Kane, L. Long, J. McCarthy, S. Downen, B. Hille, K.
Hashagen, D. Geisky. Row Three: J. Sovich. K. Patton, M. Bogatay,
C. Peterson, C. Keller, N. Crone, C. Reba, J. Urankar, M. Minnillo,
J. Coleman, H. Estvander, J. Baran, S. Anderson. Rozv Four: S.
Williams, J. Goodwin, J. Hallack, E. Hanes, B. Beckwith, J. Zdara,
K. Schulsky, A. Habian, R. Rochkar, R. Cerami, C. Stepina, J.
Stanley, C. Cook, P. Deegan, B. Boldin. Rozu Five: M. Wolanski,
K. Covert, K. Jernejcic, S. LaPorte, L. Burris, B. Bradford, D. Bacon,
M. Brown. D. Germavsek, B. Friedman, J. Orehek, L. Galaida, S.
Gall, C. Hoedt, L. Vahcic, S. Rodencic.
CHORAL masters-Row one-. L. Vislocky, M. Wagner. J. Tharp, G. Kroiiie, S. Dadlow, L.
Kytle. Roti' Two: L. Poese, L, Gribbons, K. Zust, C. Mullins, C. Pasquale, N. Furniss. Rou'
Three: M. Ingram, D. Roberts, D. Sanderson, J. Boyton. E. Palm, J. Flowers, W. Gauch. Roiv
Four: B. Ponce. B. Tekancic, T. Wilson, R. Pejeau, M. Hobzek, G. Genzen. Row Five: L. Foy,
G. Macks, K. Pekar, B. iKaib, T. Spencer, D. Clark, D. Mason, O. DeMarco.
Mr. Taylor and accompanists C. Krnell and B. Sanderson.
CHORAL MASTERS-fio!.' Out-. B. Froiiui, K. V.iiu-, S. Dolcy. M. Socikr, M. Church, B.
Bogatay. Row Two: K. Hutchisson, J. C^athorcole, L. Ccrzeny, A. Lindquist. C. Krnell, M.
Brancae. Row Three: \V. Vicic. ^V. Olah. ). Fisher, R. Wood, B. Burger, C. Finley. Row Four:
W. Reynolds, R. Vidmar, D. ^Vunderle, T . Russ, H. Krauss, M. DeMotte, C. McBroom. Roiv
Five: R. Palmer, F. Fleck, H. Rose, R. Stauffer, D. Vargo, W. Morgan, M. Gaylon.
CHORAL MASTERS
Mr. Taylor allowed himself to pause
before beginning the next song to wipe
the moisture from his forehead. He
smiled foolishly as he sometimes does,
and a ripple of smothered laughter
spread through the choir. The program
had been exceptionally good so far— the
result of hours of practice— and now, be-
fore this last song, Mr. Taylor hastily
went through the motions familiar to his
singers which meant lift and sing on top
of the notes. Taking a deep breath, he
raised his arms and started the tradition-
al closing anthem, "The Lord Bless You
and Keep You." A trickle of sweat fiend-
ishly made its way clown the back of a
weary singer, and his eyes smarted from
bright spotlights, but he was conscious
only of a pride in singing well.
CHORAL MASTERS OFFICERS-Ze/t to right:
C. McBroom Secretary, W. Vicic Vice President.
R. Palmer President, C. Pasquale Treasurer,
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Sophomores
With a twinge of both anticipation and
anxiety the sophomore renounced the com-
forts of junior high. He realized that the great-
er independence he would have would require
increased maturity to meet his new responsi-
bilities. His school work became more chal-
lenging, and yet the ivide choice of subjects
stimulated him to explore new and interesting
fields. Amazed by his insignificance, the new
student at first huddled together with his old
friends, bewildered by the strange faces. Soon,
however, he began to recognize the faces and
make new friends. With them he luent to foot-
ball games, dances, and the E-room, gradually
gaining the confidence that comes with the
sense of belonging. The year rushed by too
fast; there was so much to do, and every event
was new and exciting, creating the enthusiasm
that is uniquely a sophomore's.
MMMIIMMi
SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS-Row One: D. Kaselak, Secretary; C. Keller, Treasurer. Row
Two: T. Goble, Vice President; B. Cirino, President.
Miss Ruth Vermillion
Sophomore Class Counselor.
Mr. Fred Johns
Sophomore Class Counselor.
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HOMEROOM 102- Rou' One: P. Baibato. B. Budas. J. Mcdlen. C. Andrew, J. Balogh, C. Allen,
S. Anderson, J. Adamczewski. Row Two: J. Baran. B. Beckwith, J. Atcn, K. Ulle, A. August, D.
Bacon, L. Aspcnwall. M. Johnston, P. Alexander. Row Three: D. Budinsky, M. Barbie, M.
Becker, L. Balukin, P. Banaszek, B. Bailey, M. Ark, J. Bailey, Mrs. Carter. Row Four: F. Davis,
G. Burich, J. Adkins D. Alex, D. Antonick, J. Bagocius, T. Baber, M. Apple.
HOMEROOM 105-Row One: M. DAmito. A. Boczck, J. Rouse. G. Bell, B. Bilyk. K. Bene.
Row Two: B. Boldin, L. Belavich, M. Bogatay. D. Benvenuto. M. Blatnik, S. Blatnik, D. Barnes,
Row Three: J. Barbre, D. Bentley, K. Barta. D. Bcljan, \'. Lenarcic. G. Bowers, J. Baum,
B. Beacham. Row Four: Mr. Avers, J. Beaudry, J. Baranowski, G. Lorbcr, K. Bateman L.
Jevnikar, J. Bates.
HOMEROOM \m-Rou' One: D. Bone, S. Seifert, S. Bradack, L. Zust. D. Brule, J. Brazalovics,
C. Bruce, K. Breen. Row Two: M. Breskvar, J. Brown, J. Boyd, S. Borgsteadt, K. Koepke, D.
Bone, E. Brigdcn, C. Browning, D. Breeden. Row Three: P. ^Velch, W. Boyer, D. Morgan, J.
Blankschaen. J. Kostilia, M. Bocskuy, B. Bradford, M. Brown. Row Four: D. IJluhm, L. Carlson,
J. Kane. H. Blackljurn, T. Brcnnan. R. Dacar, K. Blumenstein, G. Bernstein, Mr.Clements.
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HOMEROOM 120-Row One: R. Cicco, J Capretti L Cipriani, C. Buto, S Ciiun, M. Clavell,
A. Consilio, D. Cherne. Rou' Two: J Coleman J Cesnik E. Chaunce, F. \Villianis, C. Smith,
E. Carlson, C. Carroll, J. Carruthers. Row Tliiee G Carpenter, T. Christopher, T. Clemens,
D. Coolidge, E. Carroll, B. Cirino, S. Stankiewicz, C Chiodo. Roju Four: R. Collins, C. Bush,
B. Caine, L. Burris, S. Chappell, C. Ciannilli. k. Caputo, K. Burns, Mr. Stuckey.
HOMEROOM I25-Ro!c Onf: N. Papp, J. Craig, J. Collins, G. Cornwell, N. Crone, J. Comport.
Row Two: P. Dcbevec, J. Fleshin, J. Orehek, C. Cook, B. Crawford, D. Demian. Row Three:
E. Diulus, L. Debeljak, D. Collins, K. Covert, M. Dailey, J. Czohara, L. Domin. Row Four:
Mrs. Hoeger, G. DiNardo, M. Katz, G. Dane, A. DeVictor, G. Lamas, B. Turick.
HOMEROOM 204-7?ou' One: S. Gere, M. Frost, S, Froom, M. Fogel, R. Griffith, R. Res, C.
Gabrenya. Roiu Two: C. Komrus, S. Forker, L. Fox, L. Grable, J. Gorslcne, M. Haller, M.
Fuchs. Row Three: B. Friedman, S. Gall, D. Germovsek, L. Galaida, B. Hagbcrg, B. Hobson,
G. Wilkinson. Row Four: J. Graafmeyer, B. Hagerill, R. Herbst, G. Harper, D. Hathaway, B.
Hertz, T. Harwood, Mrs. Malina.
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HOMEROOM 205— Row One: R. Marthin. C. Zurlo, D. Evans, S. Downen, J. Lilley, M. Dobnikar,
H. Estvander, C. Falton. Row Two: J. Dvornik, J. Ellis, L. Butko, N. Emser, M. Fabec, K.
Elliott, D. Eckerman, A. Dombrowski. Row Three: R. Gabriel, \\'. PuUano, R. \'anoyen, D.
Caster, G. Foster, R. Gainar, J. Giordano, S. Drcnik. Row Four: Mr. Mazzocco, B. Glick, D.
Garland, T. Gasser. T. Gilliotti, G. Giegerich, B. Gant, J. Orlikowski, D. Fox.
HOMEROOM 208-fiou> One: P. Dccgan, D. Day, B. DiDonato, S. DeVanna, D. DiBiasio, L.
Deans. Row Two: L. Miller, J. AVirick, S. Davis, J. Damberger, H. Disanto, J. Daugherty, R.
Fabritius. Roio Three: R. Focht, R. Ferrcl. Y. Forgione, J. Smiciklas, J. Eckenrode, A. Fende,
Miss Darcy.
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HOMEROOM 209-Rou' One: G. Zanyk, E. Grimm, H. Fogel, J. Colon, M. Gojak, S. Gombach,
P. Miller, J. Grille, S. Guild. Row Two: D. Hylkema, R. Howard, J. Gozoski, K. Guenther,
M. Green, P. Grubac, J. Goodwin, J. Humphries. Rmo Three: Mr. Fellague, D. Hoernig, D.
Baer, P. Greer, }. Delsantcr, C. Grill. R. Gross, D. Mikolsky, K. Hrovat. Roio Four: R. Hrovat,
B. Holi.s, C. Huruiuh, R. Hula, T). Hull. J. Iloitou. W. Penny, I.. Hornack.
HOMEROOM 2\i-Roxv One: J. DiPuccio; M. Vocaturo, L. Guttmann, L. Hamilton, R. Hanna,
R. Hall, D. Henderson, K. Heckert. Row Two: R. Jost, R. Johnson, J. Hallack, B. Hahn, K.
Hashagen, E. Hanes, C. Henry, R. Jack,son, J. Jacobsohn. Row Three: D. Kaprosy, B. Jones, G.
Havreberg, L. Harris, D. Heben, L. Payne, A. Habian, N. Kaczur, B. Sweeney. Roxu Four:
Miss Rust, G. Krotine, D. Kacperski, R. Karash, M. Santay, R. Kaehler, A. Jasky, J. Ivanko, E.
Judice, T. Kaib.
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HOMEROOM 22i-Row One: M. Hynes, J. Fiustcrc. J. Howell, J. Houry, M. Hunt, P.
Hurlburt, N. Wohlcgemuth, M. Hotchkiss, C. Hoffman. Row Two: T. Knop. D. Stafford. B. Hille,
C. Holwick, J. Hoccvar, R. Bclanich. S. Horsey. G. King. Roio Three: D. Klann. A. Pullano,
D. Janis. J. Holloway, C. Hocclt. B. Holcomb. A. Krane. J. Koci. Mrs. Cox. Row Four: J. King.
D. Kleinhenz, G. Keller, W. King, R. Koller, A. Kissel, J. Kelly, K. Klug, J. Komocar.
HOMEROOM 225-Row One: C. King, P. Kane, D. Kasclak. N. Kcnilra, J. Lube, L. Ccbron,
M. Lerer. Row Two: B. Klavora, C. Keller, C. Katalenac, L. Kitko. J. Kirk. D. King, L. Karl, Miss
Sweet. Row Three: H. l.anghan, T. Lcllis, F. LaPortc. K. Jonaitis. B. Kirchner. C. Zimmerman,
L. Kipp. R. Bosetin. J. Lain. A. Kukorelli. Row Four: J. Larkin. L. Kulka, R, Lewis, J.
Shenkel, R. Lakatosh, E. Larsen, E. Kuchling. G. Lecpcr, W. Lemmons.
HOMEROOM 227-7?(«i' One: J. Knock. M. Korthals, J. Powell, J. Kozlevcar, M. Chiofolo,
D. Horn, D. Kump, D. Weeks. Row Two: B. Coyle. D. Madey, D. Kobe, E. Kaval, K. Kolegar,
D. Bumgardncr. J. Knoch. Miss Emshwillcr. Row Three: D. Lovejoy. J. Lutsch. K. Korosec,
L. Krecic. R. Korthals. C. Krapence. J. Krzcpina, K. Krince, M. Kostansek. Rozv Four: G. Love,
G. LoConti, T. Loncala, D. Liggett, D. Lorence, R. Luffler, M. Lorenzo, R, Macks, J, Lunder,
K. McDerment.
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HOMEROOM 228— Row One: T. Legan, J. Letney, A. Lanza, B. Shuber, G. Muir, B. Leach,
H Lasnik. B Kirk. Rotv Tu'o: J. Marino, R. Miller, R. Leake, J. Leeper, P. Lefor, S. Lemm,
B Lesiak, J. Chopyak, Roio Three: S. LaPorte, J. Milavec, D. Miklavic, J. Kotnik, J. Martucci,
W. Miller, M. Lilley, S. Lewis, Miss Spretnak. Row Four: J. Mason, A. Miklavcic, P. Frederick,
T. May, D. Mikus, E. Marlow, L. Milazzotto, R. Masek, R. Masek.
HOMEROOM 230-iJoui One: L. Traven, J. Pmto, K Zielski, E. Begalke, B. Hobzek, C.
Reeves, V. Zielaskiewicz, S. Willson. Row Two: J. Mance, M. Debevec, P. Paller, K. Gustetic, B.
Gingell, J. Guth, J. Dragonette, T. Goble. Roio Three: K. Mangus, R. Shaner, C. Malocic, R.
Lewis, G. Lang, R. Brezec, R. Price, B. Kmetz. Roiv Four: Mr. Lindsey, B. Hyne, E. Foster,
D. Mochan, G. Kattler, K. Livermore, K. Siat, A. Malz.
HOMEROOM 309-floti) One: M. McLaughlin, C. Lonchar, P. McKnight, S. Lorenzo, H. Mack,
T. McKibben, S. Lefkowitz. J- McCarthy. Row Two: L. Long, M. Skitzki, L. McKee, C. Lofgren,
D. Rhodes, M. Lynch. M. Lis, M. Luksic. Row Three: P. Logan, P. Lyle, K. Nemerovsky, N.
McNab, C. Murdoch, D. Mohoric, M. Morgan, P. Muehleisen, L. Musteikis, Mr. Dickinson. Row
Four: R. Glass, D. Vantilburg, D. Montague, J. Nebe, R. Morse, C. Murray, C. Moore, T.
Gozelinchick, J. Neumore.
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HOMEROOM 315-/JOU' One: L. Murphy, M. Mullenix, N. Morell. L. Nalepa, K. Murphy, S.
Morse. I. Neil. Rozc Ttvo: D. Alexander, M. Patronis. C. Mog. C. Montsch, B. Parmertor,
P. Nada. B. Modlni. Row Three: C. Nagode, C. Peters, A. Paolo, K. Nehls, H. Pesch, G.
Peterson, K. Perusck. Mr. Davison. Rozo Four: J. Perrotti. L. Hopkins, G. Peters, M. Zifko, E.
Pesec, R. Stumpf, J. Maynard, D. Newnes.
You study this; I'll study this one; then we'll trade.
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HOMEROOM 521— Roiu One: N. Matejkowski, N. Meyers, M. Mansperger, L. Miller, R. Tokes,
R. Milone, B. Mills. Row Two: L. Miller, J. Mervis, J. Mika, J. Tucceri, L. Marincic, L. Mehls,
M. Minnillo. Row Three: T. Karpy, R. Riggs, J. Oiler, L. Nestlcrode, M. Ovaski, L. Mocilnikar,
Miss A. Gincvra. Row Four: R. Palcnschat. P. Ola, D. Opdahl, P. Stair, J. Norsic, T. Plummer,
T. Ockunzzi.
HOMEROOM 322-Rou' One: R. Peterson, M. Paganic, C. Panichi, C. Papp, M. Ormston, J.
Pearn,, C. Ogoreuc, E. Haynes, J. Pierce. Row Two: K. Patton, P. Oren, C. Nenadal, S. Paulovcin,
S. Ogrin, J. Powalie, P. Patterson. Row Three: C. Pinkney, J. Powalie, L. Onderdonk, S. Allen,
T. Nyman, N. Phillips, T. Plickert, J. Petty. Row Four: T. Petrochic, J. Lupas, J. Pozun,
J. Pietro, A. Petruzzi, J. Ostkar, L. Pawlus, S. Papalko, Mr. Saul.
HOMEROOM S25-ROW One: S. Pylick, S. Pungerchar, M. Powell, P. Redding, L. Rast, J.
Rebolt, K. Pike. Row Two: J. Mack, C. Rcba, J. Pcterka, M. Pratt, R. Clemence, D. Romano,
C. Reese, M. Romano. Row Three: J. Pirc, A. Reder, C. Peterson, R. Redmond, R. Roesch,
B. Reinke, D. Piscopo, G. Reed. Row Four: J. Reichenbach, S. Rockwell, D. Roll, B. Prijatelj,
S. Piotrowski, C. Pulvcr, J. Rosipko. Mr. MrKelvcy.
HOMEROOM 32i—Rotu One: D. Romano, J. Rose, D. Ross, C. Lyon, B. Robich, C. Ritz, L. Rogers.
Row Two: V. Rcgelbuto, J. Roschy, M. Erzen, E. Rodgers, J. Rowland, R. Rochkar, C. Roland,
M. Rupar. Row Three: L. Roberts, S. Rodencic, J. Schaser, W. Schuette, R. Sanderson, R.
Ruuska, K. Richerdson, B. Schicmann, J. Scott. Roiu Four: D. Sedmak, J. Roth, J. Scanlon,
G. Runyon, J. DeMell, J. Schroetcr, R. Sarstedt, Mr. Sawyer.
HOMEROOM S29-ROW One: M. Schaffcr, J. Shaughnessy, C. Shields, R. Stambaugh, R. Span,
D. Wilkes, C. Serkownik, N. Sheppard, L, Shcrrill. Row Two: B. Sneller, J. Schidte, R. Sprochi,
J. Sivcc. R. Seguin, T. Purdy, L. Smith. R. Sarama. Row Three: G. Sirca, M. Mazzei, H.
Siford, J. Scanlon, G. Scheid, P. Scrncl, J. Shirk, H. Spolar. Rotu Four: B. Stanley, N. Sherman,
R. Saver, L. Ryder, T. Brimlow, C. Sedmak, G. Snyder, D. Spate, Mr. Freedman.
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HOMEROOM Cafe A—Iimv One: I,. Sicgcl, S. Snvder, S. Skrout, S. Jones, C. Sidinan, E. Sowul,
N. Cozby, J. Sovich. How Two: K. Skalski, L. Sm'ink, S. Skoll, E. Sirko, E. Shiga, M. SkuUy, D.
Summers. B. Spring, J. Splisteser. Roui Three: A. Steich, C. Steinfurth. R. Surtz, T. Stasienko,
J. Sustersic. R. Skeives, T. Stcklasa, D. Siedler. Roxv Four: L. Substelny, L. Corngan, K.
Stevenson, T, Stahre, L. Sutton, R. Statz, E. Svvitalsky, L. Staplcton, Mr. Harding.
HOMEROOM Cafe B—Row One: J. Strausbaugli, A. Syracuse, M. Steagler, D. Thayer, D.
Thompson. J. Tkatch. P. Tartagha. K. Tiderman. Rojl' Two: F, Tanno. R. Tarantino, J.
Strnad, K. Takacs, R. Symonds, J. Stanley, C. Steagler, C. Stepina. Rou' Three: A. Stepic, K.
Stemple, J. Stegh, L. Strnisha, N. Teegardin, M. Strazisar, E. Erzen, R. Taylor. Row Four:
B. Tilk. J. Tekavec. R. Thorpe, F. D.T\is, K. Sweeney, y. Tcgcl, E. Sturm, Mr. Asher.
HOMEROOM Cafe C-Rou> One: S. Tomasello, E. Terranova, B. Truskolaski. M. Traxler, J.
Votilo, K. Vesey, L. Thamer. M. Tekavec. Row Two: C. Traina, D, Tiamte, L. Tomko, C.
Trivisonno. B. Tramte, B. Unick, F. Ulle. B. Bazen. Row Three: N. Guy, P. Tolchinsky, S.
Tucceri, J. UUestad, K. Turk, J. Urankar, N. Ulle, P. Thomas. Row Four: L. Uronis, S. Toward,
J. Vend, B. Usalis, J. Urbanic, L. Twombly, D. Traven, G. Verner, Mr. Diehl.
HOMEROOM Cafe D-A'ou' One: R. Whitcly, A. \Vascnda, E. Wehrle, M. Vooko, M. Verbic,
R. Vatty, S. Watts, B. Werley. Row Tu'o: W. Wolanski, K. Holmes, C. Vernick, J. Whittaker,
F. Wervet, G. Urbancic. C. Webb, A. Wolf, Mrs. Nold. Row Three: J. Wilson, A. Urbancek,
D. Shinosky, S. Watts, M. Weber, L. Vahcic, S. Vonrckowski, D. Waltcrmire, G. Whitaker.
Row Four: R. Jeric, D. Vrh, L. Wicks, T. Walters, W. Wistum, D. Wilber, J. Wichert, W.
AVilliams, C. Winder.
HOMEROOM Cafe Y.-Row One: S. Yager, S. Wright, D. Young, V. Yager, J. Wrcnn, D. Yoger,
J. Yanni. Row Two: T. Yanni, C. Zanghi, D. Young, J. Zdara, L. Wittine, P. Wolf. Row
Three: L. Wright, M. Wolanski, S. Zdanowicz, R. Brewer, T. Coy, N. Ycray, F. Steelman. Row
Four: R. Crcveling, P. Cox, B. Sporcic, L. Yanchar, R. Fuerst, T, Zadnik, Mr. Hanson.
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sports
To the athlete, sports mean more than end-
less practice and strenuous exercise, for at the
basis of his interests in sports lies the know-
ledge that after all this work he will have ac-
complished something tangible, something to
be proud of. He experiences despondency and
exhilaration, uncertainty, self confidence, and
the pressure of the crucial moment in which he
must make a decision and accept the conse-
quences. He also comes to know that extraord-
inary esprit de corps which is necessary to a
fighting team. Coupled with this, he makes
new friends and finds the security and pride
wliich comes ivith belonging to a team. Thus,
sports provides him with the complementary
goals of recognition and self-confidence and
the knowledge that his accomplishments will
not go unnoticed.
CROSS COUNTRY-T^oic One: J. Spencer, K. Krivok, D. Henderson,
R. Bowen, H. Altenweg, C. Lamb, H. Faint, R. Klann, R. Kovach.
Row Two: C. Hayes, L. Wright, R. Parker, W. Schmenk, J. Stinson,
T. Murphy, J. Polanc, B. Beacham, R. Miller. Row Three: T. Mar-
tin, C. Bayer, C. Mansperger, J. Zevnik, R. Vidmar, J. Cesa, R.
Dieckmann, W. Rinas, R. Alloway, R. Haller, A. Wallace. Rmu
Four: M. Balhory, H. Theis, C. Campbell, R. Collins, W. Powell, B.
Humphries, R. Rackar, R. Klann, D. Klann, D. Hoppert, K. Potokar.
Row Five: D. Gyongyos, R. Brezec, J. Patronis, J. Vidmar, R. Murphy,
J. Bartholomew, R. Stauffer, T. Coy, D. Miklavic, P. Tartaglia, J.
Blankschaen. Standing: Coach Thompson.
CROSS COUNTRY COACH AND CAPTAIN-
Coacli Thompson, Henry Altenweg captain.
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CROSS COUNTRY
Besides the essential athletic ability,
spirit is a necessary requirement for a
cross country runner. For a successful
team must have not only a few gifted run-
ners, but also others who are willing to
keep driving and pushing themselves,
giving their maximum effort to the team.
This is what characterizes a good cross
country team and keeps Euclid teams per-
ennially at or near the top of L.E.L.
standings.
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Bill Rinas trains for speed
in the fifty yard dash.
CROSS COUNTRY RECORD
Euclid -- 24
Euclid 25
Euclid....... 22
Euclid 36
Euclid 20
Euclid 1 5
Euclid 1 8
Euclid 26
Euclid 27
Euclid 1 6
Euclid 22
Euclid 26
Euclid 20
Euclid .....25
Shaw — 33
St. Joseph 31
West Tech 34
John Adams 20
Shaker Heights 37
Collinwood 50
Cathedral Latin 45
Shaw 33
East 32
Mayfield 47
Glenville 37
Parma 29
Cleveland Heights 41
Brush 36
Wins 13
Losses 1
12th St. Joseph Relays
19th Bowling Green Relays
1st Lake Erie League
5lh District
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Randy Vidmar breathes hard after a long race
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VARSITY FOOTBALL
The stands were jammed with scream-
ing Euch"d fans as the final seconds of
the St. Joe's game ticked away. The third
victory of the year was almost a certainty
with the score 6-0, and the Panthers
seemed on their way to a good season.
"Eighteen, seventeen ..." a St. Joe's
pass . . . touchdown! The stunned fans
filed silently out of the stadium, for,
with victory so close, a tie was hard to
take. The disappointing season was
somewhat brightened by fine individual
performances by several juniors, includ-
ing Lanning and Reichenbach. It is
hoped that they will form an experienced
backbone for next year's team.
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VARSITY FOOTBALL RECORD
Garfield Heights 0
John Adams 0
St. Joseph 6
Eastlake North 24
Cleveland Heights 8
Shaker Heights 32
Parma 26
Lakewood 24
Shaw 24
Wins 2
Losses 6
Ties 1
6
Euclid
26
..... 6
.. 0
6
6
6
Euclid
6
Euclid
6
VARSITY FOOTBALL-floin One: K. Gortz, F. Diulus, J. Starman,
L. Whalen, R. Palechek, M. Orazen, C. Ehinger captain, D. Brinza,
O. DeMarco, W. Attamante captain. Row Two: L. Burgin, G.
Dackor, R. Pejeau, T. McGill, U. Scolaro, D. Bizily, J. Carr, J.
Schael. W. Fuchs, H. Reichenbach, C. Lanning. Rotv Three: D.
Reed, R. Leppert, J. Gilkerson, E. Proster, T. Kreit, D. Wheeler, G.
Cox, T. Bizosky, T. Snyder, B. Symonds. Row Four: T. Wohlgemuth,
M. Maxzzei, G. Engelke, J. Hamilton, J. Price, P. Ryan, S. Rechner,
B. Temple. Row Five: K. Walters manager, H. Pierce manager, S.
Yabroff manager, R. Scott, W. Reynolds, G. Mason, D. Vukcevic, J.
Grinstead manager, D. Powers manager, D. Hall manager.
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A tense moment before the ball is snapped.
FOOTBALL CO-CAPTAINS AND COACH-Left to righ,
C. Ehinger co-captain, Coacn Mohr,
W. Attamante co-captain.
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Starmaii makes an unusual catch.
John Schael makes a Euclid gain.
Reichenbach leaps to catch the ball.
The apprehensive bench.
JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL
Junior Varsity Football not only sup-
plies the sophomore boy with a better
knowledge of the techniques of playing
good football, but it also allows him to
become better acquainted with high
school life and the general spirit and
pride of the student body. Working
along with the other members of his
team, the J.V. Kitten gains the skill and
knowledge which will earn him a place
on next year's varsity team.
Sprochi is rushed by the defensive line.
JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL- Row One: R. Sarstedt, R. Macks,
B. Hyne, E, Carroll, J. Sustersic, J. Martucci, R. Symonds, J. Schroe-
ter, E. Larsen, R. Cirino, R. Sprochi, Row Two: J. Larkin, D.
Coolidge, B. Hobzek, C. Moore, D. Demian, D. Barnes, T. Ockunzzi,
R. Herbst, B. Gant, C. Hurwitch, J. Reichenbach. Row Three: J.
Giordano, D. Wilbert, R. Hrovat, M. Apple, J. Horton, C. Murray,
T. Giiliotti, K. Stevenson, E. Pesec, G. Leeper. Row Four: D. Mochan,
J. Komocar, T. Aljancic. M. Weber, C. Winder, T. Gasser, D. Hull,
J. Urbanick. Row Five: B. Yanchar, L. Sutton, N. Kaczur, B.
Schicmann, D. Graafmeyer manager, M. Mazzei manager, B. Price
tnatiager.
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The Kittens charge in classic form.
JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL RECORD
Euclid 16
Euclid 12
Euclid 12
Euclid 6
Euclid 30
Euclid 8
Euclid 14
Euclid 14
Garfield Heights 0
St. Joseph 6
Eastlake North 0
Cleveland Heights 6
Shaker Heights 0
Parma 1 4
Lakewood 0
Shaw 26
Wins 5
Losses 2
Ties 1
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VARSITY WRESTLING-7?ou- Oyie: T. Oleksy, D. Hall, K. Vesey,
M. Leber, F. Jernejcic, D. Coy, D. Thayer, L. Rositano, J. DeWitt.
Row Tiuo: C. Wendorff matiager, R. Glaser, J. Polanc, J. Sustersic,
J. Kurtis, J. Martucci, R. Lakatosh. Row Three: R. Torter, J.
Schael, K. Wohlgemuth, H. Altenweg, C. Mansperger, K. Krivok, D.
Vukcevic. Row Four: \V. Linsz manager, D. Gillespie, U. Scolaro,
M. Orazen, W. Attamante, L. Burgin, K. Potokar, P. Plestis, J. Deely
manaser.
VARSITY WRESTLING
At last the rivals meet in an open test
of strength and will. The Panther judges
his opponent's ability and then applies
forethought and skill to the destruction
of his foe. The ensuing competition
continues till one discovers the other's
vulnerability. Then with a weak but
struggling heaviness the taxed victim
sinks beneath a vise-like grip. The vic-
tor's identity is not at all surprising. The
Panther always wins his match.
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VARSITY WRESTLING RECORD
Euclid 24 Garfield Heights 11
Euclid , 20 Eastlake North 20
Euclid 30 Berea 1 1
Euclid 31 Huron 6
Euclid 36 Lakewood 5
Euclid 39 Shaw 0
Euclid 28 Cleveland Heights 9
Euclid 43 Shaker 0
Euclid 45 Wickliffe 0
Euclid 36 Parma 7
Euclid 30 John Marshall 7
Wins 10
Lake Erie League 1st
Losses 0
District 1st
Ties 1
State 2nd
Don Gillespie tries for another record-breaking pin.
WRESTLING COACHES AND TEAM CAPTAIN-Le/«
to right: Coach Eckert, J. Schael captain, Coach DeMora.
Rill Attainante wins by a pin.
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Ted Knop gains a near pin.
JUNIOR VARSITY WRESTLING RECORD
Euclid 43
Euclid 34
Euclid 39
Euclid 41
Euclid 25
Garfield Heights 7
Eastlake North 5
Lakewood 8
Shaw 5
Cleveland Heights 14
Euclid 26 Shaker 14
Euclid 37 Parma 8
Euclid 31 John Marshall II
Wins 8
Losses 0
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JUNIOR VARSITY WRESTLING-TJow One: D. Mochan, E. Pesec,
T. Gilliotti, T. Knop. Row Tivo: K. Vcsey, J. Jacobsohn, T. Coy,
W Boyer, H. Pesch, D. Demian, R. Hrovat. Row Three: N. Berglund
manager, M. Mazzei, J. Urbanick, P.Tolchinsky, K. Barta, D. Barnes,
Row Four: W. Gant, T. Harwood, E. Larson, D. Coolidge, T. Walters,
R. Lewis, J. Tegel, L. Grable, R. Karash.
Coy struggles with his opponent.
JUNIOR VARSITY WRESTLING
In one season of long, difficult prac-
tices and frequent matches, tfie J. V.
wrestlers progress from relative inexperi-
ence to gaining the agility which merits
a place on next season's varsity team. Al-
though he receives comparatively little
recognition on the sophomore squad, he
realizes this is not his reason for partici-
pating. The J. V. wrestler is developing
strength and skill in order to condition
himself for varsity competition.
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Dick Beljan sets a new butterfly
Brennan displays his form in a near-perfect dive.
VARSITY SWIMMING
The Varsity Swimmer worked to per-
fect a more powerful stroke and a more
graceful dive. Speed for short races and
stamina for long distance swimming had
to be developed. But the long hours of
practice after school had its rewards this
year. Dick Beljan's new butterfly record,
Ted Goble's 200 yard freestyle, and John
Randt's 100 yard breaststroke were just
a small part of one of the most successful
seasons Euclid High's swim team has had.
VARSITY SWniMlNG-Row One: W. Houck, R. Allowav, T. Bren-
nan, D. Mansuy, R. Wade, T. Goble, G. Wickes. Row Two: S. Tum-
bry, R. Hughes, A. Tucci, J. Kneale, J. Randt, H. Pierce, G. Lane-
lois, R. Beljan. ^
VARSITY SWIMMING RECORD
Euclid 66 Lakewood 28
Euclid 26 Gilmour 60
Euclid 75 Shaker Heights 20
Euclid 68 Berea ._ 28
Euclid 37 Shaw 58
Euclid 47
Euclid 35
Euclid 48
Euclid 67
Euclid 62
Cleveland Heights 48
W. R. A. 51
Kent 31
Shaker Heights 27
Berea 3 3
Euclid 40 Shaw 55
Euclid _ 52 Cleveland Heights 43
Euclid ..__53 University 42
Euclid 23 Fairview 63
Euclid 54 Gilmore 32
Wins 9
Losses 6
Euclid Relays 5th
Kent State Relays 11th
SWIMMING COACHES AND TEAM CAPTAIN-Z.e// to right: Coach Palmer, R. Beljan cap-
tain. Coach Resch.
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JUNIOR VARSITY SWIMMING
He had hit the water with a splash. His
constant driving pull carried him nearer
and nearer the far side of the pool. As he
reached the wall, he made a tumble-turn
and continued pulling. He reached the
finish point, the winner. Wearily drag-
ging himself from the water, the J.V.
swimmer thought back on the race he
had just swum. Although he had won,
he knew that this year was only a pre-
view to next year when his dive would be
smoother, his turn smoother, and his
stroke stronger, perfected by the drill
and practice of his Junior Varsity year.
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Ron Beiio starts for the J. V.'s in the backstroke.
JUNIOR VARSITY SWIMMING-Roty One: G. Reed, B. Maeder,
D. Swisher. J. Reider, R. Gainar. Roiu Tu'o: K. Armstrong, D. Bel-
jan, \V. Sweeny, J. Larkin, R. Sanderson. Row Three: R. Griffith,
R. Bailey, R. Bene, H. Kirchwehra.
JUNIOR VARSITY SWIMMING RECORD
Euclid 12 Lakewood 73
Euclid 36 Gilmour 49
Euclid 10 Shaker 75
Euclid 1 8 Berea 64
Euclid 20 Shaw 64
Euclid 21 Cleveland Heights 55
Euclid 22 W. R. A 55
Euclid 9 Lakewood 67
Euclid 35 Kent 46
Euclid 1 3 Shaker 7 1
Euclid 25 Berea 50
Euclid 24 Shaw 6 1
Euclid 21 Cleveland Heights 55
Euclid 50 Gilmour 35
Wins 1
Losses 13
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VARSITY BASKETBALL
The basketball team had an unusual
season, at times creating optimism for a
very successful record and then losing
unexplainedly to mediocre teams. The
games were highlighted by exciting full
court presses and unerring aim of junior
Berke Reichenbach. Though the team
did not quite live up to pre-season ex-
pectations, it created a colorful and en-
tertaining varsity basketball season.
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Tom Martin struggles for a rebound.
VARSITY BASKETBALL RECORD
Euclid 75 Wickliffe 69
Euclid 83 Garfield Heights 49
Euclid 55 Shaker Heights 35
Euclid 61 Parma 71
Euclid 70 Collinwood 5 1
Euclid ..„_73 St. Joseph 82
Euclid 74 Lakewood 68
Euclid 5 1 Glenville 72
Euclid 47 Shaw 61
Euclid 52 Cleveland Heights 51
Euclid 8 1 Brush 69
Euclid 58 Shaker Heights 71
Euclid 58 Akron Garfield 67
Euclid 59 Parma 65
Euclid 66 Lakewood 68
Euclid 48 St. Joseph 69
Euclid 60 Shaw 40
Euclid 50 Cleveland Heights 59
Wins 8
Losses 10
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BASktlBALI, COACHES-/.f/( to riglif.Conch Tckicli. Condi Daiighcity, Coach Supaiic
VARSITY BASKETBALL— fioic One: R. Pejcau mnnaircr. C. Leppert, T. Murphy, J. Barthol-
omew. R. Murphy. J. Kovach, P. Davidson manager, D. Cabala manager. Row Two: C. Lanning
R. Palechck. H. Rcichcnbach. D. Maaswiiikcl. D. Perkins. T. Martin" R. Palmer, C. Ehinger, T.
I'erlioni, M. Bathory, H. Theis.
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Captain Mike Bathory stretches to score.
Berke Reicheiibach jumps for two.
Tom Perlioni goes in for a lay-up.
Fans uatili as Chuch Lanning shoots a foul shot.
Gil Krotine tries a long shot.
The Kittens show their defensive skil
JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL RECORD
Euclid 62 Wickliffe 36
Euclid 56 Garfield Heights 50
Euclid.... 47 Shaker Heights 30
Euclid 35 Parma 44
Euclid 46 Collinwood 48
Euclid 67 St. Joseph 73
Euclid 5 1 Lakewood 62
Euclid 51 Glenville 35
Euclid __.55 Shaw 46
Euclid 58 Cleveland Heights 41
Euclid 57 Brush 55
Euclid 55 Shaker Heights 41
Euclid 44 Akron Garfield 48
Euclid 54 Parma 63
Euclid 62 Lakewood 60
Euclid 45 St. Joseph 54
Euclid 36 Shaw 49
Euclid 45 Cleveland Heights 36
jjg Wins 10
Losses 8
JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL-«ou» One: R. Jackson, R. Gabriel, R. Cirino, R. Sprochi,
R. Macks, T. Ockunzzi. Row Two: K. Stevenson, D. Antonick, G. Dane, J. Komocar, C. Winder,
C. Moore, G. Krotine.
JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL
The Junior Varsity team always show-
ed a willingness to fight for any game
until the final buzzer. This indomitable
spirit plus the ingredients for successful
team play gave them a reasonably good
season. Whether they develop the
smoothness and poise necessary to a win-
ning team will be seen next year.
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Cheerleaders express mixed emotions over the team's actions.
CHEERLEADERS
A booming cheer shook the stands as
the Euclid five fattened their lead by an-
other two points. With uncontrolled
spirit the Panther cheerleaders leaped to
their feet. Jumping, yelling, stretching,
the girls led the new cheer which they
had practiced several nights this week in
an almost empty hall. Watching their
movements and screaming the cheer, the
responsive spectators urged the team to
a victorious season.
The cheerleaders kick up their heels.
PANTHERS AND SUBSTITUTE CHEERLEADERS-Lf/f to right: T. Burger. J. Benlein, K.
Stomberg, D. Aljancic, K. Corrigan.
JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS-flotu One: D. DiBiasio. Row
Two: M. Hunt, C. Keller. Row Three: L. Fox, M. Bogatay, A. Habian.
VARSITY CHEERLEADERS— Lf/f* to right: L. Poese, M. Ingram, C. McBroom, P. Freed, B.
Bogatay, M. Church.
Yea! EuclidI
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MAJORETTES
Continual daily practices all summer
and during the school year provide Euc-
lid High with the precision marching
and clever dance routines of our major-
ettes. When these girls appear during
the half-time of our football games and
demonstrate their skill with batons, they
are received by the spectators with as
much pride and enthusiasm as the foot-
ball team.
HEAD MAJORETTES-Barb Harper, Evie Petkovsek.
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MAJORETTES-/.r// lo ri;rlil: D. Milialy. B. Ncff, J. Thompson, D. Bochlke, C. Kerestes, B.
Harper. E. Pclko\sck. K. Ziist, C. Arnold, C. Cozart, L. Gribbons, C. Lutsch.
MAJORETTE SUBSTITUTES-/-?// to right: B. Miller, K. Fowler, M. Roma, P. Corrigan T
Winkler, E. Sceranka. * ■''
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H
Juniors
The junior year is a difficult one. The re-
turning student, no longer awed by his sur-
roundings, is faced ivith a multitude of neiu
responsibilities. An increased amount of
homework competes for his time with the new
extracurricular activities he is now allowed to
join. Swim Club, Choral Masters, varsity sports,
and majorettes all give the junior a chance to
share in predominantly senior activities, pre-
paring him to assume leadership the next year.
Advanced algebra and chemistry initiate many
students to the custom of post-midnight study-
ing, and for those who excel. National Honor
Society gives well-deserved recognition. In
spite of the privileges of wearing a class ring,
and the excitement of the Junior Prom, the
deprecating looks of the upperclassmen remind
the junior that it will be another year before
he will be allowed to leave the assemblies first.
JUNIOR CLASS OVnCKRS-Sealed: M. McChaw Srcrelaiy. knrclnig: K. k.iulall /)
F. Jcnicjcic President. Stiindiiig: T. Bimoughs J'ice President.
Miss Edith Lemon
Junior Class Counselor.
Mr. Joliii Reeves,
Junior Class Counselor.
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JUNIOR CLASS CABINET-«ou; One: S. Bell, M. Beery, P. Vidusich, L. Rcba, P. Fcdcrico,
J. Papp. Roxv Two: W. Zeravica, M. Paolella, B. Kramer, J. Bartholomew.
HOMEROOM lll-7?ori' Oni': H. Bassctt. VV. Southworth, R. Armstrong, P. Akraboff, C. Ander-
son, M. Balslcy, W. Adams. B. Applcquist. T. Albertone. Row Two: G. Smith. C. Baldini, D.
Bailey, S. Aufmuth, P. Amato. L. Avery, S. Bahr. O. Anderson. Row Three: J. Gospodarich. R.
Bailey, E. Antonacci, R. Harriman. D. Atlams, R. Ashley. S. Adams. S. Apolski, Mr. Rinkes. Row
Four: T. Watson, J. Bartholomew, J. Baker, G. Langlois, S. Agrast, R. Austin, K. Albcrtscn,
G. Alves.
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HOMEROOM 112-Row One: J. Birchak, M. Beery, C. Boehmer, L. Bonar, J. Kramer, N. Bednar,
D. Bennett. Rotv Tiuo: W. Blanc, A. Biondi, R. Bowen, D. Bernstein, W. Boa?, T Borowski d'
Blakeley, B. Beal.
HOMEROOM \U-Rou< One: K. Brady, T. Burroughs, L. Brendorfer, R. Brown, J. Carlson, L.
Boyce, B. Brown. C. Brandich, T. Burger. Row Two: A. Burgin, J. Breen, T. Brown, B. Opdahl,
D. Brougher, R. Brown, G. Ostrowski, T. Campagna, W. Broos.
HOMEROOM lU-Rmv One: K. Buehner, C. Bradshaw, D. Bubonics, J. Briggs, S. Brain, P.
Bryant, B. Buchar. M. Brancae. S. Buchwald, M. Bricelj. Roji' Two: Mrs. Hepner, C. Campbell,
T. Busch, J. Budas, G. Brandt, B. Burger, L. Strunge, D. Bromley, J. Boyton.
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HOMEROOM 112— Row One: D. Baxter, S. Bell, K. Terrizzi, J. Bokar, G. Boczek, E. Beyer, J.
Biello. Row Two: D. Bizily, J. Beechuk, D. Bell, R. Blatnick, T. Bizosky, J. Blassingame, R.
Baur, Mr. Boja.
HOMEROOM 116-fioii' One: Miss Hasscii. W, Conrad, R. Carmany, E. Capretti, R. Carroll.
Row Two: L. Cohen, J. Cook. J. Carpenter. J. Carr. D. Clarke.
HOMEROOM 116-7^oa' One: L. Cercek, J. Campana, K. Cerr, I. Cetaratti, P. Chylla. Row Two:
P. Carroll, E. Kinn, J. Consla, J. Cefaratti, S. Coode.
HOMEROOM 116-Row One: S. Calvert, M. Cergol, L. Clink, K. Corrigan, K. Sweeney.
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HOMEROOM 128— fioir One: J. Kliinki). II. BoiluiKr. C:. Cirwig, J. Huston, D. Billings. E.
Schulz, B. Boettner, G. Murphy, A. Prawd/ik. Hon' Tico: H. Rose, [. Fisher, E. Rockey, P. Rein-
ing, R. George, M. Montagner, P. Terras, C;. Pointer, E. Petrich, Mr. Eiscn.
HOMEROOM 132-«oii' One: D. DeRosa, C. Da\is, R. Skrout, C. Cresson, D. Daugherty, M.
Daugherty, R. Curutt. Rou< Two: M. Corrigan, R. Custard, G. Cox, J. Deely, B. Dembck, D.
Daugherty, Mr. McLaughlin.
HOMEROOM 132-fiow One: R. Crane, L. Dickinson, R. Deans, P. Deister, S. Doley. Roiu Two:
J. Roth, D. Fabec, L. Craig, D. Morell, M. DeViney, J. Delsanter, J. Debelak.
HOMEROOM \33-Roir One: P. Duncan, B. Farrill, D. Fike. C. Eppich. N. Kaston, S. Blatsos,
M. Doyk. Row Two: L. Feldcn. P. Purely, J. Elowers, H. Faint. R. Fergus, E. Ever, Mr. Hunger-
ford.
HOMEROOM 133-7?0!(' One: P. Drosutis. P. Fedcrico, M. Fields. A. D i Loo C. Echert B
Draxler. Row Two: B. Elek, A. Elliot, B. Figncr. G. Engelke, L. Eaglcn. M. Aspinwall, D. Domke.
Junior boys consider the more serious side of school life.
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HOMEROOM 206-RoXL' One: D. Hall, R. Gugliotta. J. Zormaii, C. DeMore, A. Gorsha, L. Hall.
Rou' Tzvo: R. Grcitzer, J. Hamilton, L. Grugel, C. Highland, R. Haigh, R. Harps, Mrs. Smith.
HOMEROOM 206-Row One: N. Goslce, S. Grisard. J. Gutka, G. Grdolnik, M. Grill, .S. Hamilton
M. Hadarich. Roiv Two: W. Haney, R. Fuller, J. Hehiiink, P. Neola, R. Hendy, D. Griffin, W.
Bnrlison.
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HOMEROOM 2\0-Row One: S. Harris, L. Hrovat, C. Hart, C. VanScoder, L. Horvath, N.
Hanks, J. Hitty, P, Hiller, A. Hartnett. Roiu Tiuo: A. Hlabse, R. Hudec, D. Sobe, R, Szaras, D.
Hrnyak, J. Mrowca, R. Hotchkiss, T. Maloney.
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HOMEROOM 207— Rou' One: M. Geyer, L. Gerzeny, H. Glenn, K. Abbott, L. Gadus. Rou' Tu'o:
L. Fordyce, L. Angclo, P. Gabalac, J. Friedel, M. Galco, Mrs. Gates.
HOMEROOM 207— Kou' One: S. Gislason, C. Flesgarten, C. Gislason. K. Fowler, A. Maiisser.
Row Tzt'o: H. Gcddcs, A. Germane, M. Geigcr, J. Frazee, M. Troha, L. Gaster.
HOMEROOM 207-Kojr Oiu: V. Inx. L. (.u\.irics, M. Focarcto, G. Francis, J. Gilkerson, D.
Foerste, A. Gczann. Row Two: A. Gooch. H. Fox, K. Goldlust, R. Taylor, G. Gale, R. Green, D.
Grapatin.
HOMEROOM 210— /?oj(' One: S. Howe, C. Hummon, L. Lindic, M. Routzahn, D. Harris, J.
Mcrvar, C. Hehr, D. Hoedt, Mrs. C. Stillman. Row Two: C. Humphrey, D. Hudec', J. Howard,
W. Houck. D. Hoppcrt, M. Hobzek, W. Hollar. J. Hillegas, J. Hunt.
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IIOMEROO>r 2\2-Row One: R. Kendall, K. Tmbrv, F. Jernejcic. P. Jaffray, M. Ingram, Mrs.
Horn. Row Txvn: S. Tyjewski, S, Jerkic, K, Jaml)or,' B. Inman, C. Iwanski, G. Irwin, S. Stress.
HOMEROOM 221— Row One: B. Makowski, W. Major, J. McGarry, D. McKinley, C. Maresh,
R. Marmash, C. Marn, M. Mulligan. Roiu Two: J. Simmer, M. Mazzei, K. Misick', T. Murphy,
J. Eeckhout, B. Medvcd, D. Nesbett, R. Murphy, L. Nason.
HOMEROOM 216— Roir One: G. Kromc. R. Kuharik, J. Krapenc. B. Kramer, E. Kovacs, J.
Kovic. Rnu> Two: Mr. Lewis, G. Likovic, C. Lcppcrf. M. Komar. C. Lccs, D. Leber.
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HOMEROOM 215— fioKi One: P. Klemcncic, S. Koklcv. A, Kautfman. J. DeWitt, N. Katanik.
Row Two: R. Stcfancic, B. Kovach, C. Lanning. J. Kosnian, E. Dreher.
HOMEROOM 215— Row One: J. Ko\acli, M. KaliiKiwski, C. Kcixstcs, P. Stcinlioft, S. Kintz.
Row Two: T. Kreit, R. Lapuli, J. Carlson, R. Kromor. J. Hasko.
HOMEROOM 2ir)-7;o!i' One: C. Klovav. G. Kisli. E. Sajiia, B. King. D. Kasunic. /,'.-.r 7,
R. Tutolo, B. Kraft, V. Kranz, J. Krcn, A. Johns. Mr. Fowler.
HOMEROOM 216— 7?ott' One: R. Lcc. R. Lipstreu, D, Rupert. M. Lerz. M. Laukiavich. Row
Two: E. Konte, R. Lausche, J. Kozak, D. Lavo, M. Leber.
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HOMEROOM 220~Roic 0>ie: Mrs. Lees, K. Lvbai,t;ci. D. Liptak, J. Leskovcc, D. Lukat, T.
Tosti, N. Marolt. E. Gray, J, Lesiak, K. Dagley. Row Two: D. ^faaswinkel, W. March, T.
Markley, D. Lyman, O. Loeding, S. Simmons, M. Markatos. J. McKee, B. Maedcr.
HOMEROOM 220-Roa' One J Lockci R Xfastio G Mackave, K. Lutz, L, Long, J. Lunder,
L. Loppe, N. Lindquist, A. Love]oy. Row 1 wo: V. Lowe, L. Lege, K. Love, G. Mason, J. Malz,
R. Mance, C. Mansperger, C. Maher.
HOMEROOM 22\-Rou One B Makowski. AV. Major, J. McGarry, D. McKinley, C. Maresh,
R. Marmasli C Marn M Mulligan. Rou' Two: ]. .Simmer, M. Mazzei, K. Mishick, T. Murphy,
J. Eeckhout B Mcd\ed D Nesbctt R. Murphy. L. Nason.
HOMEROOM 221-Row One: L. McGregor, C. Martin, M. Mack, D. McCulloch, J. Marzi, M.
McGraw, J. Mclntvre. P. Mahanv. Roto Tu'o: W. Myles, C. Morgenthaler, P. Milavec, T. Needs,
F. OI)Iak, F. >[ikni, P. Naujoks, L. Nfcioncv.
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HOMEROOM 22^-Row One: Miss Fogartv. D. Mihalv. C. ^rllIford, V. Miklausich, G. Miller,
C. Kovacs. Rou' Two: M. Orazcn, R. Parker. G. Panstarcs. G. Paolucci. W, Olah.
HOMEROOM i;L':;-A'.-;r Our: ]. Miller. E. Rrown, D. Mihalv. J. Mason. X. Mijacek. Roio Two:
E. Neat. S. Miller. E. Mauser, S. Naylor. K. Bishop. M. Nixon;
HOMEROOM 223-Row One: .S. Mcall. M. Milavec. D. Omanski, M, Paolella, T. Oleksy. Row
Two: C. Orebaugh, J. Peters, T. Perko, J. Peters, J. Orr, R. Palechek.
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HOMEROOM 229-Rozf One: C. Piper. S. Pctrolcwicz, S. Novotny. L. Owen, J- Mantel, Mr.
Round. Roil' Two: C. Picciano, J. Pollack, F. Potochnik, E. Petenson. K. Potokar, H. Pierce,
F. Gron.
HOMEROOM 229-fiorr One: J. Polanc. M. Ple.sz. T- Palko. R. Olah, J- Pickett, R. PaUiinbo.
Row Two: D. Podobnikar, E. Offak, R, Oclsncr, L. Nurmi, J. Papp, J. Novak.
HOMEROOM 229—Rojv One: P. Plescia, J. Pike, B. Pappas, .S. Platzer, J. ^Vebbe. Roio Two:
W. Powell, P. Plestis, R. Preskar, J. Petrou, D. Podwils, J. Pleichner.
HOMEROOM Sm~Rnw One: A. nebartolomeo, E. Rowles. M. Santorelli. E. Sccranka, L. Rittcr,
F. ^fnri. R. Rn<jill. Rmr Trrn: T1. Robinson. ] Ru-idii. T. Rnss, ]_ Ratli, \V. Repasy, R. Ronke. n.
R.MI.ilds
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HOMEROOM 501-Row One: S. Foy, J. Renner. S. Redmond, L. Rees, B. Raymond, G. Puncoh,
N. Rakas, J. Pugliese. P. Quigley. Row Two: J. Ramona, H. Reichenbach, R. Rakar, J. Rechner,
K. Purtill, R. Carter, R. Randolph, J. Randt, Mr. Hawvcr.
HOMEROOM W]-Rmc One: A. Rabun. \'. Paradise. K. Popioick, M. Prokopovich, L. Poese,
D. Morton. G. Polis, C. Pratt. M. Raduanirk. Row Two: L. Reba, J. Reider, J. Price, G. Zettl,
S. Rechner. J. Rcnko. G. Rothrock. R. Ranker, D. Reed.
HOMEROOM $0^-Row One: P. Rosenblatt. T. Rossidivita. .S. Schadc. R. Ricksecker, .S. Roskoph,
L. Schied. L. Rositano. Row Two- S Rvder M. Roma. M. Reider. T. Ruple. A. Russ, J. Menart,
R. Leland. S. Lipnicki, Mr. Stenibnnk
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HOMEROOM 'X)6-Kou- One: T. Sawyer, S. Oznowich, J. Ryan, E. Schneider, J. Sharp, W.
Schmenk, J. Schultz. Rou' Two: B. Schenck, W. Hale, D. Papesh, G. Evercth, A. Putney, J.
Semcnik, R. Schuler, J. Sabath.
HOMEROOM 306— 7?oi(' One: D. Sharp, D. Simon, P. Shamljaugh, M. Hasto. J. SchuUz, B.
Shepard, H. Schieb, M. Sikora. Roxe Two: Mrs. Vcnalcck, L. Schcvc, L. Simpson, P. Scars, P.
Gallagher, R. Seaman, U. Scolaro, C. Scdusky.
HOMEROOM 308-7;oj,' Our: K. Stones, S. Sweeney, J. Stillinger, J. Stuison, T Springer, N.
Stoneback. N. Davis, R. Swisher, J, Stra/ier, A. Strong. Row Two: Mr. Pahner, T. Stoiber, R.
Swindall, M. Springer, R. Stauffer, W. Strekal, S. Sulak. F. Sveknc, C. Statz, M. Strannck.
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HOMEROOM 3U7-/!ou' One: Miss Bonntlli, E. Spalck, B. Spall, J. Bender. J. Scheuffler, J.
Koenig. V. Snow, J. Slauta. Row Two: J. Scbock, T. Snydur. J. Smolic, A. Sluga, K. Shirk, E.
Germ, D. Sotka, J. Somrak.
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HOMEROOM mi-Row One: K. Slater. A. Springer, E. Sokol. L. Somrak, D. Skrajner, L. Singer,
R. Brennan. Row Two: P. Smith, C. Soeder, J. Shaw, J. Hlabsc, W. Sederholm, G. Jennrich, J.
Smith.
HOMEROOM 308-7?oie One: M. Stefanchik, K. Stone, S. Teitelbaum, C. Somich, S. Stojetz,
R. Sternen, B. Strang, C. Kristoff, B. Tercck. Roio Tico: D. Struna, P. Sumrada.G. Stanton, S.
Stefanko, B. Svekric, J. Stanek, S. Tarantino, D. Stock, D. Spokas.
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HOMEROOM 3\0-Row One: Mrs. Barrow, P. Vidusich, M. Wagner, L. Vislocky, C. Mandalla,
J, Vidniar, Rou' Two: A. Wallace, J. V'iburs, T, \ViIson, J. Grinstead, T. Wohlgemuth, R.
Verhotz, R. Wood.
HOMEROOM 310-Row One: C \Veiss G ^Vickes M Wintci S \Vatson, G \Vick Roto Two:
B, Vonsick, J Hart, D, AVheeler, K ^ValtcI, J Knitss, D \'ukce\ic.
HOMEROOM S\0-Row One: P. ■\VaIdron, G. 'Westerfield, D. Mtanza, P, Watterman, D. Walsh.
RoiL' Two: R. Golobic. D, "Wiltshire, D. Vargo, B, \'ideiisek, J. \'ukcevic, E. Vesey.
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HOMEROOM 32()~Row Ou<-. D. Turk, n. TNJcuski, M. Thcndosian. K. Tiickcrman, P. Turk,
P. Ezzo. Miss Phypcis. Row Two: P. \'andctti. T. Tucker. M. Tabor. J. Ulcpic, 'W. Symonds, J.
Trobcntcr, R. Templcton, J. Tckavcc.
HOMEROOM .'!2n-/?0!i' One: J. Tharp, ]. Thronljcrcns. R. ^'a^caricllo, C. Turk. B. Trauger,
M. Toth. M. Toth. Row Two: R. Tortcr, J. .Szilag\i, L. Taylor, R, Temple. W . Urbancic, J.
Ursini, R. Szabo, P. Vaccaricllo.
HOMEROOM 362R-fiou. Om-: A. Winet. W. Zaffiro, T. York. ] Wright
/upancic, ,S. Yauchar. Row Two: Mr. .Santos, J. Zimmerman, J. Ycdnock. H (
gull, ^V. Zcravica, F. Kochcvar, A. Wotsch.
N. Williams. B.
Chakirelis, J. Wor-
HOMEROOM %2&V,-Row One: K. Yanc. M. Zola. P. Yapcl. L. Brock, B. Wilcoxon, A. Will,
M. Witzkc. E. Wilkc. Roil< Two: S. Wilson. C. Poulin, T. Clarke, J. Kapsch, S. Yabroff, J.
Zigman, .S. Korcn. J. ^Vyban.
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Organizations
Education only begins in the classroom.
From there it extends to the student's personal
life ivliere he must learn to expand, develop,
and apply what he has learned from textbooks
and lectures to Iiis own personality and envi-
ronment. Participation in a variety of school
organizations and extra-curricular activities is
necessary to tJie student's social progress. First
of all, service organizations demonstrate the
importance of the student's contribution to
others. Social groups teach liiin to develop
personality and express himself and commun-
icate with others more effectively. Athletic
clubs assist him in. developing physical agility,
lohile mental agility is gained from participa-
tion in academic organizations, and both en-
courage the development of natural talent.
Finally, honor societies inspire students to de-
velop higli character, leadership, scholarship,
and a sense of duty to others.
AVORLD AFFAIRS CLUB- Roxu One: V. Goss, K. Rock, G. Krome,
K. Mog, R. Gargiulo, K. Balsley, K. Cwik, K. Wilber. Row Tu'o: S.
Peacock, B. Winters, P. Strang. K. Greenway, B. Ellis, J. Slaby, B.
Lohrey. Row Three: B. Mushinko, S. Gordon, D. Urbanick, A. Lind-
quist, M. Mulligan. H. Krauss. Row Four: J. Cook, J. Eggleston, S.
Grisard. M. Hotchkiss, C. Ritz, P. Slitor, M. Prindcrgast. Roto Five:
B, Tekancic. R. Ahey. S. Jones, C. Johnson. K. Stoniberg, B. Kimen.
Roxo Six: J. Miller, L, Eaglen, R. Haworth, J. Spencer, R. Shaner,
J. Forster.
WORLD AFFAIRS CLUB OFFICERS-fiott- One: K. Balsley vice president, S. Flood secretary.
Row Two: B. Kimen treasurer, K. Mog president.
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WORLD AFFAIRS
In an era of world crises as our nation
faces today, it is necessary that our people
realize the truth and calmly organize,
with foresight and discretion, the proper
tactics for securing world peace. To pro-
mote an understanding of foreign na-
tions—their economic, political, religious,
and social systems— the World Affairs
Club regularly studies current events in
panel discussions, lectures, and movies.
This organization, whose sponsor travels
frequently in America and abroad, sends
two students each spring to visit Wash-
ington, D.C. and the United Nations
Building in New York City.
AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE
Understanding among nations is the
purpose of the American Field Service
which has come to our community for
the first time this year. This is the
agency which brings exchange students
from over fifty countries to American
communities to live and study just as
American teen-agers do. Ann Lindquist,
our first exchange student, will remain in
Euclid for ten months, participating in
the same activities as other students and
speaking to various civic organizations
in our community. Afterwards Ann will
tour the East with a group of other ex-
change students for three weeks and then
return to Sweden. Through being ac-
cepted by the American Field Service,
Euclid will be able to send one of its
students abroad and receive other foreign
exchange students alternately each year.
Ann I.indquist our Swedish c'.chaiigc student, and Bev
l.ohrcy, her hostess, enjoy a Euclid bridge game.
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NEWLY INDUCTED MEMBERS OF NATIONAL HONOR
SOCIETY-Sfj;;on: R. Alloway, K. Balsley, C. Bayer, J. Bittence, M.
Boros, D. Biidic, J. Cesa, R. Chaunce, C. Cline, L. Clotts, L. Cro-
baugh, K. Cwik, H. David, P. Davidson, R. Dieckmann. C. Ehingcr,
R. Felz, M. Fenster, S. Flood, E. Fromer, W. Gauch, D. House, D.
Janis. P. Johnson, G. Kalan, K. Kimberly, D. Kne, J. Kurtis, C.
Lancsc, M. Lasnik. B. Lohrcy, P. Lotvry, P. Ludek, L. Milazotto, B.
Miller, J. Miller, B. Mushinko, S. Peacock, T. Perlioni, B. Plagge-
niicr, A. Polsinelli, J. Pulver, W. Reynolds, K. Rock, J. Romano,
J. Roscoe, D. Sanderson, T. Siciliano, T. Snyder, H. Spivack, R.
NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS-Lc/i to right: R.
Dunker vice president, J. Slaby treasurer, C. Krncll secretaiy, W.
Vicic president.
NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY
One of the most impressive assemblies
of the year is the National Honor Society
induction ceremony. Based on leader-
ship, scholarship, character, and service,
membership is open to juniors and sen-
iors who display these qualities as rated
by former N.H.S. members and the
faculty. As the secretary begins to read
the names of the new members, many of
the students sit tensely. By the end of the
assembly some of the anxious and tense
looks will change to looks of disappoint-
ment and others will change to pride as
the new members display their pins,
knowing they have achieved one of the
highest honors attainable in high school
—membership in a nationally recognized
honor society.
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Stoner, D. Sweeder. N. Tomsich. M. Travnik, J. Usalis, M. Wehrle,
K. Wilber, J. Winkler, L. Winkler, B. Winters, C. \Vright, D.
Wroniak, M.. Yager, F. Zuchelli, K. Zust. Juniors: B. Applequist,
S; Bahr, M. Beery, S. Bell, D. Bizily, M. Brancae, G. Brandt, R.
Brown, T. Burroughs, S. Calvert, R. Carter, W. Conrad, G. Cox, J.
Debelak, L. Eaglen, M. Fields, K. Goldlust, N. Goslcc, M. Hobzek,
J. Howard, S. Howe, S. Jerkic, C. Klevay, L. Lege, K. Lybarger, C.
Maresh, R. Murphy. T. Murphy, R. Oelsner, C. Piper, L. Poese,
L. Simpson, N. Stoneback, J. Tharp, K, Tuckerman, D. Vukcivic,
M. AVagner, J. Zimmerman, M. Zola,
NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY-7?ow One: H. Krauss, C. Krncll,
D. Wheeler, L. Skomski, A. Schelgunov, J. Slaby, J. Eggleston, M.
DeMotte, K. Mog. Row Two: R. Zuzek, D. Boelhke, C. Arnold, K.
Tomko, M. Church. B. Ellis. C. Pasqualc. H. Berthold. P. Freed.
Rozc Tliree: H. Theis, W. Ebert, D. Gulbenkian, R. Hasher, N.
Anderson, R. Pejeau, T. Frye. Row Four: K. Gortz, M. Bathory, W.
Vicic, D. Mansperger, N. Beeke, R. Brigden.
NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE-Row One: J. Hovan, T. Martin,
J. Cook. D. Camino, W. Blanc, R. Ferrante, .S. Shaughnessy, S.
Howe, K. Goldlust, R. Peterson, E. Bulicek. Roiv Two: Mr. Robuck
sponsor, W. Schutte, B. Maeder, R. Ashley, B. Hava, B. Ellis, C.
Mullins. C. Traina. M. Paganic, M. Zola, K. Livermorc, V. Goss.
Row Three: S. Wall. J. Frazier. K. Fowler, G. Urbancic, T. Grillo,
M. Wasenda, P. Redding, J. Colon, S. McNainara. L. Kytle, S. Paulsen,
K. Cwik. R. Lilley. Row Four: N. Sherman, E. Judice, G. Havreberg.
A. Stepic, K. Jambor, S. Geyer, S. Jones, J. Cesnik, S. Forker, J.
Miller, R. Halderman, L. Harris, A. Winet, L. Loope.
NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE OFFICER.S-.Sra/crf: S. Shaughnessy
secretary-treasurer. Standing, left to right: K. Goldlust vice president, R.
Ferrante president.
NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE
The inexperienced speaker avoids
talking in front of a group, but with
practice he gradually finds himself eager-
ly waiting for his chance to seek his place
behind the podium. While the student
is earning points for membership in the
National Forensic League by participat-
ing in numerous speech contests, he is
also developing poise and self-confidence.
By practicing articulation, voice inflec-
tion, proper gestures, and eye movements,
he learns to persuade, inform, argue, and
describe— to express his own ideas and
opinions in a concise, effective manner.
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THESPIANS— fioH' 07ie: T). Ritchie. B. Fromer, R. Fcrrante, S. Shaughnessy. Row Two: R.
Stroll, J. Urbas, P. Croubaugh, M. DeMotle. Row Three: R. Summers, J. Zimmerman, J. Roscoe,
S. Stefanko. Row Four: D. Miller, C. Klevay, S. Howe, C. Krnell, B. Gauch.
THESPIANS
Big show, fall play, spring play, and
play night offer the interested student
the opportunity to earn points toward
Thespian membership. Whether his
talent is designing costumes, creating
scenery, or acting, he has the chance to
display and develop his ability several
times a year. Having met the qualifica-
tions of this national organization, the
new Thespian can be seen walking
through the halls wearing sun glasses and
a large red "T" reciting well known lines
from famous dramatic works to veteran
members of the club. After the two days
of initiation are over, the new Thespian
is eligible to participate in the group's
activities, which include several theater
parties.
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SCIENCE SEMINAR
To the student interested in science
and mathematics, the Science Seminar
offers the opportunity to learn more
about these topics from experienced men
in industrial and teaching careers. The
ideas and information presented by these
men is often directly pertinent to the
growing technical fields of today. Thus,
the scientifically oriented student is able
to ascertain a great deal of both practical
and educational knowledge about a pos-
sible futine career.
Students study the result of a Science Seminar experiment.
.SCIENCE SEMIXAR-fiorr Out: L. Harris, A. .Schelsunov, R. .\llo-
way, N. Beeke, C Piiikney. Rozu Two: R. Carter. L. Taylor, D. Kad-
unc, D. Wiltshne, D. Garland. Rozr Tliiee: B. Sederholm. D. Kan-
nci. W. Ebert. R Raiash, W. Scliuctte. Row Font: J. Zimmerman,
C Huiuitch. P. Debevec, R. Suit/, R. Cic\cling. L. Smith. Row
Five: R. Fowler. R. Collins.
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Harry Faint enjoys his rhythm.
TALENT SCOUTS
Talent Scouts E.H.S. was originated
to give students an opportunity to de-
velop their talents in the field of enter-
tainment. Each year the members of this
organization gain experience by com-
bining their varied talents to present an
assembly before the student body.
Karen Pike's "five foot two" entertains the andience.
Vocalist. Lorrain Kitko, is
one of Euclid's most promis-
ing talents.
Mr. Harding lectures from
one of his texts.
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JUNIOR FRIENDSHIP CLUB-7?oh' One: J. Koenig, P. ^ViIcox, L.
Fordycc. P. \Vatterman. B. Vidcnsek, B. Pappas, J. Beechuk, A.
Abbott. G. Krome, N. Kaston, P. Deister, A. Mausser, M. Davis, P.
Ipavec, J. Kramer. Roxu Two: P. Klemencic, E. Sokol, S. Stross, C.
Sedusky, M. Laukiavich, S. Miller, M. Doyle, R. Ricksecker, C.
Martin, I,. Kalinowski, V. Wick, C. Soinich, E. .Sajna, \V. Conrad.
Row Three: M. Milavec, S. Stojetz, E. Offak, M. Hasto, A. Will, M.
Cergol, C. Boehmer, C. Baldini, E. Spalek, J. Mclntyre, C. Maresh,
S. Brain, C. Turk, L. Lege.
SENIOR FRIENDSHIP CLVB-Row One: L. Burk, D. Snyder, L.
Riebe, B. Hava, B. Besednik, J. Cook, S. Spolar, K. Avery, B. Pavlik,
B. Sabula. Row Two: F. Lorence, P. Ludek, S. Paulsen, S. Lewis,
P. Lowry, C. Cline, S. Heintz, K. Mack, P. Harris. Row Three: A.
Pelyak, K. Znidarsic, M. Wilk, J. Adkins, N. Campbell, M. Kulwin,
S. Dadlow, S. Stevens, K. Dailey, M. Wehrle.
SENIOR FRIENDSHIP CLUB-7?0tti Or^e: R. Halderman, K. Fetter,
B. Luckay, J. Reed, S. Feldman, J. Fleshin, J. Zeider. Row Two: C.
Wright, M. DeMotte, R. Koskovics, L. Clotts, M. Yager, D. Felmley,
S. Saunway.
SOPHOMORE FRIENDSHIP CLUB-fiow One: D. Kaselak, M
Gojak, E. Begalke, M. Kostansek, C. Ritz, M. Minnillo, J. Urankar,
S. Cinco, K. Pike, C. Lonchar, R. Milone, D. Bone, D. Budinsky, R
Leake, A. Urbancek, L. Zust, B. Bradford, P. Redding, D. Header
son, E. Brigden. Roxo Tiuo: S. Gombach, A. Schultz, G. Miller, J
DiPuccio, L. Kitko, S. Seifert, E. Lesiak, H. Lasnik, J. Ellis, J. Kot
nik, A. Lucha, C. Sedmak, J. Baran, M. Vovko, L. Traven, L. Miller
R. Hanna, M. Green. Roxu Three: C. Mog, C. Falton, B. Klavora
L. Thamer, P. Thomas, J. Chopyak, J. Lefney, B. Friedman, K.
Skalski, K. Siat, D. Young, E. Sturm, C. Malovic, P. Sernel, D. Ben-
uenuto, y. Guth, P. Lyle, C. Zanghi. Roxu Four: M. Vocaturo, J,
Balogh, L. Rast, D. Yoger, E. Chaunce, J. Cesnik, J. Heines, J
Frusterc, M. Dcbevec, M. Lis, D. Rhodes, C. Ogoreuc, S. Kavis, S
DeVanna, E. Terranova, B. Boldin. 7?oii; Fixie: J. Schutte, N. Phil
lips, E. Koval, C. Roland, D. Germovsek, E. Hanes, D. King, L
McKee, J. Ostkar, C. Nenadal, C. Wenadal, L. Sherrill, S. Willson
K. Korosec, C. Andrew, P. Alexander, E. Sluga.
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JUNIOR FRIENDSHIP ChVB-Row One: C. Eppich, M. Balsley, S.
Calvert, D. Daugherty, L. Rees, R. Kuharik, K. Fowler, P. Federico,
J. Novak, L. Gerzeny, J. Gutka, J. Delsanter, M. Zola, B. Buchar, D.
Kasunic, W. Major. Row Tu-o: S. Bahr, L. Horvath, R. Oelsner, J.
Papp, M. Prokopovich, L. Brown, R. Vaccariello, K. Lybarger, G.
Brandt, V. Lowe, J. Lunder, M. Radwanick, S. Redmond, P. Dilworth,
L. Owen, J. Bokar, J. Leskovec. Row Thfee: E. Neat, J. Pickett, B.
Kramer, R. Marmash, D. Bromley, D. Lukat, L. Ritter, L. Scheve,
S. Ryder, C. Hummon, S, Tarantino, S. Grisard, B. Trauger, J.
Jurjev, N. Lindquist, S. Stefanko, G. Westerfield.
FRIENDSIIIP CI III C:AIiINET-nojc One: R. Ahey, J. Bates, R. Wanchik,
P. Strang. C. Cline. Row Two: N. Phillips, C. Rcba, R. Rochkar, G. Brandt,
D. Kobe, M. Balsley, S. Calvert.
FRIENDSHIP CLUB
Meeting twice a month in three groups
according to grade levels, the sophomore,
junior, and senior girls of the Friend-
ship Club discuss the organization of
service projects, the annual style show,
and their most-awaited event of all— the
annual formal dance in the spring.
SOHPHOMORE FRIENDSHIP CLVB-Row One: V. Yager, J. Mika,
C. Katalenac, S. I.cmm, J. Grille, K. Sweeney, B. Modlin, J. Lilley,
D. Geisky, B. Mills, L. Long, V. Regalbuto, C. Papp, K. Patton, E.
Grimm, J. Sovich, L. Dutko, B. Robich. Row Two: N. Crone, J.
Hallack, G. Havrebcrg, H. Mack, E. Wehrle, L. Murphy, R. Skeivis,
S. Papalko, S. Yager,\s. Wright, J. Howell, C. Allen, L. Krccic, C.
Ciannili, K. Gustetic, M. Skully, J. Gozoski, K. Kolegar. Row Three:
C. Peterson, S. Williams, S. Anderson, D. Kobe, J. Goodwin, L. Burris,
R. Korthals, K. Hashagen, S. Drenik, A. Dombrowski, J. Brazalovics,
P. Greer. J. Stanley, C. Cook, J. Zdara, D. Young, K. Guenther, L.
Ryder. Row Four: B. Wehrle, A. August, S. LaPorte, D. Siedler, S.
Skoll, K. Turk, L. Payne, D. Heben, S. Blatnik, L. Siegel, J. Crehek,
M. Weeks, K. Ulle, K. Jonaitis, M. Blatnik, R. Cicco, M. Dailey.
Roiu Five: J. Roschy, S. Nelson, L. Harris, N. Emser, C. Henry, J.
Strausbaugh, M. Breskvar, B. Shuber, R. Belanich, R. Bosetin, P.
Hurlburt, R. Res, K. Romano, G. Bell, L. Pawlus.
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The Student Council in session.
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STUDENT COUNCIL
The majority of the people profit most
when each individual is given an equal
chance to participate in government.
This is the principle applied by the Stu-
dent Council of Euclid High School.
Students suggest ideas concerning school
projects and affairs to homeroom repre-
sentatives, who in turn submit the sug-
gestions to the action of the executive
board and other representatives. After
studying and seriously discussing these
current topics in homerooms and Coun-
cil meetings, a democratic vote is taken.
In this manner the Student Council is the
instrument providing adequate solutions
to many vital school problems and pro-
moting the school body's interest in
school affairs and activities.
STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS-floa; One: T. Burroughs treas-
urer, C. Pasquale secretary. Row Two: M. Bathory vice president,
R. Brigden president.
STUDENT COUNCIL EXECUTIVE BOARD-Roui One: K. Tomko,
M. Beery, M. DeMotte, C. Pasquale, C. Krnell, T. Burroughs. Row
Two: H. Theis, D. Mansperger, M. Bathory, R. Brigden, G. Cox,
R. Dunker.
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STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS-flow One: M. Minnillo, L.
Kitko, J. Benlein, K. Tomko, K. Pike, L. Tomko, D. DiBiasio, D.
Mihaly, B. Tercek, J. Kozlevcar, C. Allen, J. Krapenc, N. Emser.
Row Txuo: C. Pasquale, P. Harris, M. Beery, C. Krnell, E. Sceranka,
L. Fordyce, J. Winkler, B. Draxler, B. Sabula, K. Hashagen, S.
Williams, J. Goodwin, J. Howell, N. Crone, J. Lunder. Row Three:
C. Ritz, A. Lindquist, C. Wright, B. Modlin, N. McNab. S. Hiebel,
L. Murphy, J. Stanley, M. DeMotte, S. Papalko, L. Nurmi, C. Maresh,
S. LaPorte, J. Koenig, P. Smith. Row Four: L. Crobaugh, M. Leber,
L. Burk, K. Ziist, B, Torter, J. Gutka, L. Scheve, J. Vukcevic, M.
Prendergast, J. Debelak, T. Polsinelli, D. Mansperger, L. Skomski, B.
Kmetz, C. McBroom. Row Five: T. Siciliano, B. Vicic, D. Brigden, G.
Cox, T. Burroughs, H. Theis, M. Bathory, R. Dunker, A. Newman,
R. Dieckmann, W. Zeravica, J. Bartholomew, R. Bowen, T. Brennan.
Gail Potichny reaches for a "best seller" in the Student Council
Book Store.
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STUDENT SUPPLY STORE-7?o«' One: N. Tomsich, S. Stefanko, K. Hutchisson, M.
Travnik. Row Two: A. VVinet, R. Seguin, C. Roland. Row Three: D. Maaswinkel, T.
Murphy, R. Murphy, L. Stapleton. .
Students purchase supplies in the Student Supply Store.
BOOKSTORE
Students swarm in and out of a seclud-
ed chink in the third floor hallway. It
is the first week of school, and sopho-
mores, as well as juniors and seniors, are
anxious to secure needed study materials
from the Student Supply Store. Leaving
with their purchases, the students hurry
off to classes knowing that they'll always
return for school supplies to the conven-
ience and good service of the Bookstore.
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Two legs good . . . four legs better.
FUTURE BUSINESS
LEADERS OF AMERICA
Future Business Leaders of America
was added to the long list of student or-
ganizations last year at Euclid to supply
business students with a more adequate
understanding of their future careers in
industry and commerce. These prospec-
tive business leaders profit by attending
field trips and listening to the informa-
tive lectures of selected speakers.
FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA CO-OP STUDENTS
—Row One: J. Beyerle, D. Budic, S. Haney. Row Two: M. Rast, C.
Woda, J. Gallo. Row Three: B. Bowman, S. Pishkur, F. Stidworthy.
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SPIRITS CLUB-Z,f/( to right: P. Freed, G. Potichny, M. Church, M. Bathory, N. Bailey, M.
DeMotte, D. Mansperger, W. Vicic, R. Pejeau.
N. Anderson, D. Coy, R. Dunker, K. Tomko.
FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA-i?oaJ One: R.
George, L. Vislocky, M. Kulwin, B. Luckay, N. Maurer, M. Lasnik,
F. Lorence. Row Tioo: G. Furth, J. Coleman, M. Davis, E. Kovacs,
J. Lonchar, S. Stevens, D. Bell, J. Koenig. Row Three: E. Nainiger,
L. Hrovat, M. Hasto, K. Znidarsic, P. Sears, J. Gullo, J. Campana,
M. Cergol, P. Wilcox.
SPIRITS
Moving noiselessly through the halls,
the Spirits hang signs which are seen
above drinking fountains and various
other conspicuous places. Another part
of the Spirits' evening work involves the
making of signs that are distributed to
students before games. Along with this,
the Spirits award Panthers to students
who have served the school. These activi-
ties form the bulwark of the Spirits' at-
tempts to create enthusiasm for athletic
teams and pride in our school.
EUCLIDIAN EDITORIAL STAFF-Seaied, left to right: C. Lutsch,
N. Anderson, K. Cwik. On ladder, left to right: N. Beeke, K. Mog,
J. Slaby, C. McBroom, W. Vicic, P. Freed, R. Hasher, C. Krnell, J.
Eggleston, H. Krauss, B. Hava, H. Spivack. Standing in center: J. Mc-
Campbell sponsor.
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Judy Eggleston and Rich Speel, courier, proof senior activity lists.
EUCLIDIAN EDITORIAL STAFF
The Euclidian office is: the biggest
locker in the school, a place to lose your
books, a study hall, a darkroom, a place
to do the twist, a yearbook office, a mess.
Euclidian Editorial Staff members: are
great, act like children, are very intel-
lectual, like to limbo, have parties all the
time, make fun of the editor, waste time.
Euclidian means: hard work, lots of
fun, good friends, deadlines, undone
homework, a yearbook.
Beeke, you WILL take that picture.
The Euclidian editorial and business staffs harmoniously combined to produce an entertaining
sales assembly. Sitting, left to right: N. Furniss, S. Willcocks, D. Sweeder, H. Spivak, J. Moser,
B. (Cleancut) Vicic. Standing, left to right: N. Anderson, D. Powers, J. Cesa, H. Berthold, C.
Young, K. Cwik, R. Hasher, C. McBroom. Hanging: N. Beeke.
EUCLIDIAN BUSINESS STAFF-i;ow One: L. Winkler, H. Berthold. Row Two: D. Sweeder,
C. Allar, S. Willcocks, A. Schelgunov, C. Young, P. Johnson. Row Three: P. Bizzarri, J. Cesa,
N. Furniss, K. Kimberly, S. Pureber, J, Moser.
EUCLIDIAN BUSINESS STAFF
The financing of a yearbook is a huge
job. After much planning, the ten week
circulation drive turns into a nightmare
of homeroom lists, order blanks, master
records, missing fifty cent pieces, columns
of figures, frayed nerves, and subscrip-
tions for over 2100 yearbooks. The re-
mainder of the budget is made through
the sales of concessions and yearbook ads.
In the spring, long after the editorial staff
is finished, the business staff must see
that every subscriber receives his year-
book.
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Linda Winkler manae.
Peggy Bizzari collects money and passes out receipts.
EUCLIDIAN AD STAFF- Row One: S. Dadlow, M. Perme, S. Berry, L.
Burk, P. Harris, T. Tekancic. Row Two: J. Cesa, R. Ferrante, L. Winkler,
J. Winkler, S. Goodyear, M. Prendergast. Row Three: G. Furth, G. Kalan,
G. Cox, T. Burroughs.
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EUCUYO
Creativity is lost unless it is given a
chance for expression. The Eucuyo of-
fers an outlet for students' creative writ-
ing talents in two issues. As more stu-
dents begin to appreciate good literature,
the Eucuyo will continue to increase its
popularity.
SENIOR SCANDAL
Had a hunch you'd be found out,
didn't you? That's the Senior Scandal
staff for you though. All year long the
staff members sneak around secretly
noting all the humorous incidents and
antics of Euclid seniors to be recounted
in the spring publication. You'd almost
forgotten about that episode last fall,
hadn't you? Well, now it has appeared
in the Senior Scandal so that you will
never forget it again, and so that others
may laugh over your little joke just as
much as you have and always will.
EUCUYO EDITORS-iJoai One: R. Ferrante, J. Romano, K. Balsley. Row Two: M. Lasnik,
P. Kostansek, D. House, Miss Rust sponsor, D. Gulbenkian, A. Schelgunov.
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EUCUYO-«oi(> One: L. Long, J. Houry, S. Flood, B. Lohrey, J.
Jiirjev, N. Kaston, B. Fromer, J. Slaby. Row Two: N. Goslee, S. Bell,
B. Spall, A. Lindquist, K. Cwik, V. Yager, R. Speel, N. Beeke, G.
Bernstein, H. Krauss, D. Wheeler. Row Three: H. Spivack, L.
Simpson, J. Pike, C. Nagode, L. Bacnik, R. Saver, B. Hohs, J. Bit-
tence, T. Markiey, J. Hovan, R. Felz.
SENIOR SCANDAL STAFF-/?ou) One: J. Bittence, M. Prendergast,
H. David, L. Milazzotto, H. Spivack, T. Tekancic, R. Alloway, S.
Flood, R. Dieckmann. Row Two: C. McBroom, M. Mazza, B. Sabula,
B. Mushinko, K. Fetter, K. Kimberly, K. Balsley, K. Rock, S. Gordon,
P. Strang.
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SURVEY EDITORIAL STAFF
The business staff had collected the
subscriptions and now it was up to the
editorial staff to put out the paper. In-
terviews had to be made, stories had to
be typed, proof-read, and headlined, and
pictures had to be taken. Finally the
paper was ready to be sent to the presses
and the S\n~uey editorial staff could relax
for a day, knowing that the paper would
come out on time and they could see
their stories and pictures in the com-
pleted Simjey.
Karen Tomko editor.
SURVEY EDITORIAL STAFF-Rozu One: S. Peacock, S. Jerkic, K.
Tomko, L. Skomski, P. Turk. Row Two: R. Hurlburt, R. Pejeau,
C. Maresh, C. Arnold, D. Wheeler, J. Tharp, C. Orebaugh, D.
Bizily. Row Three: W. Ebert.
SURVEY REPORTERS-fioz<' One: H. David, C. Bayer, R. Bowen,
T. Oleksy. Row Two: L. Lege, J. Romano, S. Peacock, K. McCor-
mick, J. Beechuk, N. Lindquist. Roif Three: E. Spalek, K. Tucker-
man, N. Rakas, L. Simpson, N. Goslee, P. Lowry, P. Ludek.
Judy Tharp jumps for joy after being announced the new Survey editor.
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SURVEY BUSINESS STAFF-fiotu One: N. Bailey, M. Soeder,
H. Berthold, K. Kimberly. Row Two: S. Heasley, K. Balsley,
M. Church, B. Sabula. Rozu Three: K. Hutchisson, K. Zust, B.
Bogatay, A. Lindquist, C. ^Vright. Roiu Four: K. McCormick,
P. Mika, M. Boros. Row Five: M. Fields, S. Calvert, B. Trauger,
F. Zuchelli. Roii> Six: W. Gauch, M. Balsley, J. Miller, B. Wil-
coxon. Row Seven: R. Perry, W. Murray. R. Pejeau, R. Alloway.
Nancy Bailey manager.
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Marty Fields appears optimistic as Bonnie Bogatay and Barb Trauger convince another
subscriber.
Bill Gauch sells basketball programs.
SURVEY BUSINESS STAFF
The semi-monthly distribution of our
school newspaper is only one of the many
functions of the Survey Business Staff.
Besides this, the staff is responsible for
selling ads and sports events programs.
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Russ Hurlbert speaks at the I. Q. S. induction.
INTERNATIONAL QUILL
AND SCROLL
For the student connected with a liter-
ary organization, acceptance into Inter-
national Quill and Scroll marked the
achievement of one of his highest goals.
Along with feeling proud because of his
acceptance into a national organization,
he was thankful for the recognition of the
work he had done while participating in
one of the three literary organizations,
Euclidian, Eucuyo, or Survey.
INTERNATIONAL QUILL AND SCROLL-7?ow One: P. Johnson,
B. Hava, J. Romano, M. Fields, H. Berthold, C. Lutsch, L. Winkler,
A. Schelgunov, K. Tomko, K. Cwik, M. Seeder, K. Mog. Row Tzuo:
C. Young, M. Lasnik, J. Slaby, K. McConnick, C. Arnold, J. Eggle-
ston, D. Wheeler, J. Tharp, B. Lohrey, M. Bizzarri, M. Church, P.
Freed, H. Kraiiss. Row Three: J. Bittence, N. Anderson, R. Hasher,
S. Jerkic, L. Simpson, C. Maresh, S. Pureber, J. Miller, N. Furniss,
C. Krnell, L. Skomski, K. Hutchisson, C. McBroom, D. House, V>.
Sweeder, D. Bizily, Roio Four: P. Kostansek, R. Hurlburt, C. Bayer,
K. Gortz, D. Gulbenkian, N. Beeke, W. Gauch, W. Vicic, J. Cesa,
R. Alloway, T. Snyder, H. Spivack, W. Ebert, R. Pejeau.
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SPECTRUM-«oii' One: W. Conrad, J. Vukcevic, N. Kaston, A.
Schelgunov, C. Cressen. C. Piper, S. Wilson, J. Tharp. Row Two:
L. Vahcic, L. Smink, J. Eggleston, K. Kimberly, J. Pulver, J. Slaby,
S. Jerkic, S. Stevens, B. Lohrey, V. Yager. How Three: S. Bahr, K.
Heckert, R. Koskovics, J. Romano, K. Wilber, D, AVroniak, D. Wheel-
er, C. Krnell, A. Lindquist. Row Four: H. Krauss, K. Cwik, D. Maroff,
C. Boehmer, B. Kramer, C. Turk, S. Brain, C. Eppich, J. Sheppard, L.
Harris, M. Wilk, M. Wehrle. Rozv Fine: P. Ludek, J. Miller, A. Hart-
nett, N. Goslee, D. Schmidt, R. Hodder, D. House, H. Spivack, R.
Blatnick, D. Garten, J. Howard, L. Taylor, L. Scheve, M. DeMotte,
R. Zuzek, C. McBroom. Row Six: Mr. Eisen sponsor, R. Speel, N.
Beeke, W. Vicic, N. Anderson, J. Bittence, R. Alloway, T. Tucker,
L. Eaglen, D. Smith, R. Sanderson, T. Snyder, D. Gulbenkian, W.
Gauch, D. Wiltshire, D. Mansperger.
SPECTRUM
In a time of intense scientific emphasis,
the Spectrum has sparked a new interest
in the arts. After raising money through
a book sale, the Spectrum had difficulty
spending it. Its low cost activities in-
cluded theater parties, a lecture by a
professional musician, a Christmas party,
a college bowl, a movie production, and
a debate on the relative positions of the
arts and the sciences. The conclusion
that no conclusion was possible was of-
fered as proof of the club's liberal at-
titude.
SPECTRUM OFFICERS— /?ow One: S. Stevens treasurer,
J. Pulver secretary. Row Two: D. Wiltshire vice president,
T. Snyder president.
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CHESS team-Row One-. M. Fenster, W. Ebert, D. Spate, J. Pierce. Roio Two: J. Tegel, D.
Gulbenkian, N. Anderson, R. Tilk, L. Smith.
LETTERMAN'S CLUB-Rotu One: D. Gyongyos, C. Hayes, R. Gas-
per, J. Zevnik, R. Klann, T. Perlioni, C. Ehinger, D. Brinza, H.
Altenweg, W. Fuchs, R. Beljan, R. Pejeau, R. Miller. Row Two:
W. Rinas, K. Walters. B. Palechek, S. Yabroff, D. Vukcevic, R.
Stauffer. W. Reynolds. R. Lilley, J. Grinstead. F. Gron. M. Bathory,
H. Theis, T. Murphv. W. Beacham, H. Pierce, R. Alloway, R. Speel.
Row Three: C. Orlando, C. Bayer. W. Castrovinci, P. Davidson, J.
X'idmar, R. \'idmar, R. Chaunce, J. Cesa, W. Sederholm, J. Blank-
schaen, D. Bizily, R. Hudec. Row Four: W. Attamante, E. Prostor,
M. Orazen, T. McGill, W. Schmenk, R. Murphy, J. Stinson, J. Randt,
F. Jernejcic, R. Rackar, J. Carr, R. Bowen, J. Gilkerson, G. Mason,
R. Kovach, J. Polanc, J. Peters, D. Henderson, R. Parker, H. David,
K. Gortz, O. DeMarco.
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CHESS TEAM
Though the Chess Team is one of the
youngest organizations, it has been
among the most successful of the inter-
scholastic teams at Euclid High. Armed
only with his own judgement and a basic
knowledge of opening theory, the chess
player must pit his mind against that of
his opponent in battle for victory on .the
chessboard.
NATIONAL ATHLETIC
SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY
The ability to combine scholarship
and athletic achievement is a rare talent.
This is why the members of the National
Athletic Scholarship Society have a spe-
cial reason to be proud, for in combining
these two qualities, they have achieved
a full and versatile high school life.
LETTERMAN'S CLUB
He had begun his training months be-
fore. Long sweaty practices and aching
muscles were the price he had to pay for
his athletic skill. Now that was all past.
He had worked hard, played hard, and
helped Euclid win. The gold letter he
received was a symbol of Euclid's appre-
ciation for his effort.
NATIONAL ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY-i?oa>
One: F. Jernejcic, W. Fuchs. Row Two: W. Attamante, M.
Orazen, R. Chaunce, H. David. Row Three: B. Sederholm, P.
Davidson, M. Bathory, K. Gortz. Row Four: W. Rinas, C.
Ehinger, T. Perlioni, R. Alloway.
ATHLETIC BOARD-/?ou; One: A. Vaccariello, C. Eckert, H.
Daugherty, D. Mohr, V. Resch, R. Addis. Row Two: C. Swackhamer,
C. Owens, J. Bergem, D. Thompson, H. Nold.
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WAI NAPOLO— Row One: D. Bell, N. Mijacek, L. Milazzotto,
M. Prendergast, C. Novak, K. Fetter, P. Miller, W. Conrad, C.
Cresson. Rou' Two: K. Tuckerman, A. Winet, C. Halus, G.
Reed, M. Green. D. Mansuy, S. Downen, D. Swisher, P. Dob-
nikar, D. Thompson, E. Chaunce, W. Gauch, R. Korthals, T.
Brennan, E. Call^oll. li Mills, B. Burger. Row Three: T. Goble,
R. Ashley, J. Kiaale. \V. Houck, S. Tumbry, K. Scheurman, R.
Gainer, W. Vicic, R. Statz, G. Wickes, J. Randt, G. Loconti, R.
Horrocks, R. Hughes.
The swim club initiations are ghastly!
WAI NAPOLO OFFICERS-.Roii' One: K. Fetter vice president, M
Prendergast secretary. Roxv Two: R. Hughes treasurer, K.
Scheurman president.
WAI NAPOLO
Wai Napolo supplies leaders to help
teach swimming classes. Each Swim Club
member, wearing his distinctive black
bathing suit (more often dry than wet)
makes a handsome figure in the pool,
amid the splash and spray of the swim-
mers. The spirit and enthusiasm of the
Swim Club members is evident as their
individual efforts merge to produce the
annual Swim Show. As a group, the
members have wild parties, wild initia-
tions, and wild fights.
GIRLS LEADERS CLUB
Members of the Girls Leaders Club,
chosen as sophomores and juniors accord-
ing to athletic skill, character, and schol-
arship, act as valuable aids to physical
education classes. Girls leaders encour-
age sportsmanship, the development of
skills, and knowledge of rules by giving
make-ups, acting as referees, and assist-
ing teachers in the instruction of girls'
gym classes. Among the other duties of
the Girls leaders are taking attendance
and setting up athletic equipment.
GIRLS LEADERS ChVB-Row One: E. Petkovsek vice president, D. Boehlke
president, M. Zola secretary, P. Corrigan Jiistorian, G. Brandt treasurer. Row
Two: D. Stock, N. Bailey, M. Travnik, B. Harper, K. Tomko, K. Stomberg.
Row Three: C. Kerestes, S. Tarantino, L. Poese, M. McGraw, M. Kalinowski,
M. Beery, K. Popiolek. Rou' Four: J. Debelak, K. Lybarger, B. Wilcoxon, S.
Miller, E. Sceranka, B. Applequist, A. Will, J. Krapenc.
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Kathy Popiolek executes a shoulder
stand on the horse.
GIRLS' ATHLEllC ASSOCIATION OFFICERS-SMted, left to right: D. Boehlke president,
M. Beery secretary. Standing, left to right: G. Brandt treasurer, B. Harper vice president.
Colleen McBroom performs a three-pointed single ring suspension.
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GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
Students must aspire for physical
agility in order to develop co-ordination
and profit from the exercise so necessary
to poise and good health. Participation
in the intra-mural sports of the Girls'
Athletic Association provides this oppor-
tunity and allows girls to "loosen up" in
spare time after undergoing the tension
of the school day.
Karen Hearn exhibits dexterity in levitation class.
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Basketball promotes agility.
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p. A. ANNOUNCERS-floii' One across: P. Wolf, M. Bogatay, K. Goldlust.
Rou< Two: B. Ellis, W. Schuette, L. Loope. Rotu Three: S. Wall, K. Liver-
more, G. Kozlevcar.
P. A. CLUB— /?ou' One Diagonally: S. Chappell, D. Baxter, S. LaPorte, B. Usalis. Roxu Two
Diagonally: J. Pierce, J. Struna. B. Miller, W. Sneller. Roxv Three Diagonally: P. Deegan, N.
Tomsich, G. Kozlevcar. S. Flood, G. Mcllrath, N. Sherman. Row Four Diagonally: K. Znidarsic,
P. Wolf, J. Winkler, B. Hohs, T. Schaffer. Row Five Diagonally: C. AHen, J. Kozlevcar, R.
Hotchkiss, J. Tkatch. Row Six Diagonally: P. Federico, R. Hagberg, J. Scha.ser. Rozl' Seven
Diagonally: J. Stillinger, M. Bogatay.
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car president, B. Miller secretary, L. Burgin vice
president.
P.A. TECHNICIANS
"Room 226, please." Feet fly off the
desk, the radio is turned down, and a
courteous "Yes, sir" accompanies a fren-
zied fumbling for the right plug. The
connection is made as once again the P.A.
technicians have helped keep the school
efficiently run by providing fast, reliable
communications.
P.A. ANNOUNCERS
Every morning students and teachers
are greeted by the P.A. announcers with
announcements of general school inter-
est. Scores of the last football game or
wrestling meet, reminders of club meet-
ings after school, information about
tickets for the next away game, advertise-
ments for future plays and dances, and
commercials for the book store are
brought to the student body and faculty
by this hard working organization.
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Wade Schuette reads a morning annonncement.
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MOVIE CLUB
Students learn by applying the laws
and principles derived from textbooks to
everyday practical situations. Education-
al films provide students with a better
understanding of their studies by demon-
strating how to associate factual material
with practical usage in their own en-
vironments. In order to assist in the
education of Euclid High students and
to add interest to the tediousness of the
school day, classroom and noon movies
are provided as a service by the members
of the Movie Club.
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STAGE CRE\V-Lf/i to right: D. Ritchie, T. Bell, R. .Summers
CAMERA CLUB
The amateur photographer who joins
the Camera Club finds that he has a
chance to share techniques and experi-
ences with other equally interested mem-
bers in the club. Besides being of service
to the school, he derives a great deal of
enjoyment from being included in the
organization.
STAGE CREW
The behind-the-scenes work of the Stage
Crew is often one of the most effective
and least appreciated parts of a school
production or assembly. Settings and
lighting are combined to produce the
pleasurable effect of a good program.
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MOVIE CLVB-Row One: A. Rabun. C. Land. J. I'ickcu. R. /.iizck, A. Schelguiiov, J. Baum.
Row Two: D. Blakelcy, P. Duncan. M. Dc\incy, L. Foy, J. .McKibbcn, .S. \'onRckowski. Row
Three: L. Eaglen, J. Ccsa, D. Ritchie, Mr. Bailey sponsor.
CAMERA CLVB-Row One: S. Wall, H. Spivack, J. Laka-
tosh. Row Two: D. Lyman, G. Bernstein, D. Kne. Row
Three: C. Schroeter, D. Nettis, J. Usalis, N. Beeke.
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JUNIOR RED CKOSS-RoiLi One: V. Yager, L. Clotts, B. King, M. Yager, L.
Deans. Row Two: R. Dunn, P. Hiller, N. Furniss, D. Hiller, J. Winkler.
Jan Krapenc takes over while Mrs. Wise is O. T. L.
Chuck Lanning is weighed by Nancy Campbell.
JUNIOR RED CROSS
Among the smallest of Euclid's organ-
izations, the Junior Red Cross is dedi-
cated to the task of contributing to the
school and community through carefully
planning and carrying out service pro-
jects with the aid of other school organ-
izations.
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FUTURE NURSES CLUB
Euclid High's Future Nurses Club pro-
vides its members with extensive informa-
tion concerning the various fields of this
profession by showing movies, hearing
lectures by student and registered nurses,
discussing the merits of particular nurs-
ing schools, and touring local hospitals.
Members provide service and gain prac-
tical experience by assisting Mrs. Wise in
the school dispensary and doing volun-
teer work at Euclid-Glenville Hospital.
Even a headache can become bearable in the clinic.
FUTURE NURSES CLVR-Row One: V. Goss, R. Gargiulo, J.
Zeider, L. Clotts, M. Yager, M. Roma, N. Kaston. P. Fischietto, J.
Krapenc. Row Two: N. Lindquist, K. Popiolek, B. Plaggemier, G.
Miller, K. Buehner, J. Winkler, J. Beechuk, J. Locker, E. Kozar.
Row Three: B. Pavlik, E. Offak, V. Snow, K. Fetter, H. Krauss, J.
Bender, D. Vitanza, J. Delsanter, C. Halus, D. Boehlke. Row Four:
P. Smith, R. Marmash, J. Stanek, N. Campbell, E. Gray, C. Baldini,
P. Chylla, P. Hadarich, R. Oelsner.
SENIOR FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICX-Row One: B. Sabu-
la, B. \Viiuers. S. Gordon, R. Rock, K. Balslcy, H. Beithold, B.
Bogatay, B. Miller, S. Goodyear, J. Eggleston, S, Willcocks, J.
Slaby, K. Kimberly, L. Clotts, J. Adkins, S. Flood. Row Two: K.
Wilber, B. Kimen, S. Peacock, J. Pulver, R. Ziizek, T. Tekancic, S.
Berry, L. Burk, M. Prendergast, B. Harper, C. Pasquale, B. Hava,
}. Cook, B. Mushinko, D. Hillcr. Roip Three: C. Allar, R. Ahey,
b, Urbaiiick. M. DeMotle, K. Slombcrg, U. Travnik, D. ^\'bcelcr, C.
Arnold, C, Krnell. 1). Maroff, J. Miller, P. Ludek, R. Dnnn, K. Cwik.
Roie Four: K. McCormick, D. Kanner, K. Blassingame, R. Peterson,
E. Bnlicek, J. Roscoc, D. Miller, L. Bacnik, E. Nainiger, G. Genzen,
R. Roskincn, R. Alloway, D, Kiie, J. Usalis, K. Hutchisson.
JUNIOR FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA-fioju One: L. Rees,
K. Fowler, D. Harris, B. Tercek, N. Mijacek, C. Humnion, P. Vidusich,
B. Applequist, L. Loope, R. Vaccariello, M. Zola, S. Schade, P.
Federico. Row Two: M. Fields, M. Balsley, P. Mahany, D. Fike, C.
Eppich, C. Martin, S. Brain, L. Nurmi, M. Prokopovich, S. Calvert, K.
Lutz, V. Wick, L. Fordyce, D. Lukat, B, Wilcoxon, R. Oelsner.
Rou' Three: J. Gutka, J. Tharp, B. Kramer, K. Tuckerman, N.
Rakas. S. Babr, C. Maresh, S. Grisard, E. Wilke, A. Will, M. Hada-
rich, S. Ste£anko, S. Stross, C. Brandt, J. Debelak, K. Lybarger. Roxv
Four: L. Simpson, L. Scheve, L. Lege, M. Leber, B. Kovach, E.
Peterson, W. Boag, R. Blatnick, J. Reider, C. Cresson, R. Marmash,
W, Conrad, C. Sedusky, S. Novotny.
SOPHOMORE FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA-Row One:
D. Exans, E, Griinm, D. Henderson, P. Redding, L. Tomko, E.
Wehrle, B. Budas, C. Gabrenya, D. Kaselak, S. Goinbach, J. McKib-
ben, B. Mills, R. Res, D. Romano, J, Rose. Row Two: D. Geisky, C.
Steaglcr, L. Siegel, S. Anderson, J. Craig, M. Lynch, D. King, M.
Gojak, E. Begalke, L. Long, K, Hashagen, J. Howell, S, Lefkowitz, J.
Houry, S, DeVanna, E, Hanes, N. Crone. Roto Three: M. Steagler,
J. Grillo, M. Mansperger, S. Borgstead, M. Lis, T. Man, J. Hocevar,
C;. Havreberg, K. Livermorc, R. Skeivis, N. Yeray, L. Payne, S. La-
Porte, L. Mocilnikar, A. August, D. Collins, C. Reeves, F. Ulle, M.
Frost. Row Four: D. Hathaway, J. Pearn, C. Ritz, J. Cesnik, E.
Chaunce, L. Miller, J. Brown, N. McNab, D. Germovsek, B. Fried-
man, A. Stepic, K. Korosec, B. Holcomb, S. Florsey, J. Dainberger,
C. Krapence, P. Alexander, S. VonRekowski, C. Cook.
FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA
Future Teachers offers potential teach-
ers the opportunity to discover the dif-
ferent aspects of this career. Listening to
speakers in the field of education, doing
substitute teaching in other Euclid
schools, and tutoring students help FTA
members to decide if teaching should be
their career. This year a Boys' FTA was
organized to give boys a preview of the
teaching profession.
FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA EXECUTIVE BOARD-floio
One: K. Lybarger, C. Arnold, D. Wheeler, K. Balsley. Roio Two: M.
Balsley, S. Calvert, C. Maresh, H. Berthold. Roio Three: J. "Roscoe,
L. Bacnik, L. Lege, J. Debelak.
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KEY CLUB
Serving directly their school and com-
munity, and thus indirectly serving their
country, the members o£ the Key Club
derive much satisfaction from participat-
ing in their organization's activities. The
Key Club is an international organization
of high school boys, and is sponsored by
the Kiwanis International.
FOREMAN'S CLUB
The main activity of the members of
the Foreman's Chib is to assist the in-
dustrial arts teachers in instructing their
classes. They have qualified for this club
through their achievements in these
classes and their demonstrated leadership
abilities.
Chuck Hayes decorates the Atlas statue.
KEY club-Row one: R. Chaunce, G. Kalan, R. Haller, T. Jarvis,
R. Alloway, E. Bulicek, J. Zevnik, R. Klann, R. Dicckmann, F.
Hatch, R. Gasper, H. David, J. Lakatosh, C. Hayes. \V. Dague, W.
CastroVinci, R. Pejeau. Rou' Two: R. Torter. R. Peterson, A. Pol-
sineUi, B. Jones, R. Surtz, D. Primo. R. Brigden, K. Potokar, J.
Carlson, C. Orebaugh. J. Reider, J. Kneale. Rou' Three: K. Takacs,
T. Goble, H. Spolar, C. Murdoch, R. Karash. C. Hurwitch, K.
Barta, R. Lakatosh, D. Demian, D. Bentley, G. Gale, G. Paolucci.
Roiv Four: G. Moore, L Stapleton, K. Bateman, T. ^Vohlgemuth, P.
\'accaiiello, R. Collins, D. Adams, W. Schmenk, R. Ashley.
AD CLUB
Selling and collecting tickets, stamp-
ing hands, checking passes, and generally
helping the confusion of such events as
basketball games to become ordered con-
fusion are the duties of the Ad Club.
Under the direction of Mr. Vaccariello,
the club helped athletic events to run
efficiently.
Mary Socder performs an ad staff function, stamping hands.
.AD CLVB-Row One: S. Schade, J. Sovich, E. Wehrle, P. 'VVattcr-
man. Row Two: J. Locker, K. Buehner, B. Shuber, M. Soeder, B.
Mushinko. M. Fields. Rou' Three: B. Vidensek, L. Simpson, R.
Bosetin, R. Belanich, D. Mansperger, R. \Vanchik, J. Goodwin, C.
Malovic.
FOREMAN'S CLVB-Row One: T. Tamburrino, K. Scheurman.
W. Grant, D. Hudec. Row Two: R. Ball, J. Whiting, D. Vend.
J. Schroeter. Row Three: J. Brazee, R. Bizzarri, W. Bending,
C. Coup.
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Seniors
In the closing msli of Jiis school career, the
senior paused a moment, suddenly realizing
that this loas it; in a few loeeks he'd he on his
own. He reflected on the past year, his senior
year. EverytJiing meant more to him because
he was a part of the class of '62. The football
games, the dances, and the Alma Mater were
especially liis, for in the past three years Euclid
High had become as much a part of him as he
was a part of it. Noiu that he was almost
through he ivanted to slow down time; he
umnted to savor his last feiv iveeks for he would
never again achieve quite the same carefree
disposition. The senior banquet, the senior
prom., and graduation rushed by; it was over.
SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS-ie/t to right: C. Ehingcr praident, E. Petkovsek secretary, W.
Fuchs vice president.
Mrs. Helen Stewart
Senior Class Counselor.
Mr. Frank Troglia
Senior Class Counselor.
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SENIOR CABINET-7?oi(. One: T. Tckancic, L. Crobaugh. H. Bc-rthokl. C. Kline, L. Milazzotto,
P. Freed. Row Two: M. Breitsch. S. Robbins, C. Krnell. P. Johnson, C. Pasquale, C. Cwik.
Row Three: B. Lilley, K. Gortz, D. Gyongyos, W. Ebert.
Mary Prcndergast appears skeptical as Rod Diinkcr extols the virtues of being a senior.
Joyce Adkins
Rhoda Ahey
Ronald Alexander
Diane Aljancic
James Aljancic
Helen Allar
Marie AUchin
Robert Alloway
Henry Altenweg
James Altknecht
Leona Amato
\\'illiam Amato
Mian Anderson
Ned Anderson
Lynn Andrews
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I'm the leader!
Mai) Jane Andrulis
Richard Archbokl
David Armstrong
Cathleen Arnold
\\'illiam Attamante
Joan Auten
Karen Avery
Gary Bacnik
Larry Bacnik
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Karen Bahr
Nancy Bailey
David Baird
Edward Bajec Ronald Ball
Carol Balogh
Katherine Balsley
Jillene Bates
Michael Bathory
Denise Batt
Janice Baum
Charles Bayer
Judy Beck
Thomas Beckwith
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Chuck Lokai, Bob Lillcy and Larry ^Vhalen eat lunch in the cafeteria.
Norman Beeke
Richard Beljan
Concetta Belpulsi
AVilliam Bending
Janice Benlein
Michael Bernard
Susan Berry
Helga Berthold
James Bertosa
Barbara Besednik
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Robert Betts
Alfred Beyer
Jane Beyerle
John Bittence
Margaret Bizzarri
Robert Bizzarri
Kenneth Blassingame
Joanne Bocskey
Constance Bodnar
Diana Boehlke
198
UmtLd we stand.
"Aw, go on. There's not really a panther behind me!"
Bonita Bogatay
Marquita Boros
Victoria Botz
Bonnie Bowman
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Joseph Boyle
James Brazee
Marilyn Breitsch
Richard Brieden
Gerri Brinovec
Dennis Brinza
Pat Bruch
Kenneth Bubonics
Margaret Budan
Donna Budic
Going up.
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Earle Bulicek
Linda Burk
George Burke
Claudia Butler
David Cabala
Diane Camino
Nancie Campbell
Bob Carpenter
^\'illianl CastroVinci
James Cesa
Richard Chaunce
Maxine Chiarello
Carol Chinnici
Jeanette Chiofolo
Kathleen Cholewicki
Sure-shot Ferrante and Quick-draw Powers horse around.
202
Mardy Church
Carol Cline
Wayne Colonna
Philip Cicco
Lorraine Clotts
Rita Colt
Sharron Clark
Judy Colan
Julie Cook
Terry Clark
Francis Collins
William Cooper
Robert Copperstein Charles Coup
Patricia Corea Dennis Coy
Beverly Corrigan James Crahen
Patricia Corrigan Susan Crane
203
Loman Crawford Lynn Crobaugh
Helen Cumminsfs Kathleen Cwik
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Kathleen D'Anna
Don D'Onofrio
Gary Dackor
Sandra Dadlow
William Dague
Kathleen Dailey
Dana Dardis
Lina Daugherty
Howard David
204
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Diane Wheeler and Laura Skomski, hard at work in the Survey office.
Paul Davidson
Oliver DeMarco
Rosemary Demore
Marium DeMotte
John Derosa
205
JoAnn Dean
Edward Debevec Helen Dengcl Ralph Dieckmann Frank Diulus
Marilyn Dodds
Douglas Dolinar
Frank Doljack
Paul Doller
Mary Kay Domitor
James Donaldson
Marilyn Dorn
Robert Drear
Ralph Dunker
206
Ruth Dunn
A\'ard Ebert
Sam Edge
Judith Eggleston
Charles Ehinger
Barbara Ellis
'Liniljo Lanv and the Lunatics.'
207
Ralph Dieckmann combines study with relaxation.
Michael Estvander Kenneth Fee
Marjorie Falcone Suzanne Feklman
Donna Felmley
Rudolph Felz
Marc Fenster Karen Fetter
Raymond Ferrante Bernice Fifolt
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Janice Fifolt
Michael Fike
Linda Finley
Bob Fioritto
Paula Fisciiietto
James Fisher
James Fitzgerald
Martin Fitzsimons
Fred Fleck
Jeanette Fleshin
Sharon Flood
Jim Flowers
James Forster
Larry Fowler
Jacqueline Fox
209
Richard Fox
Linda Foy
James Frazier
Linda Freeh
Penny Freed
Charlotte Fried
Elizabeth Fromer
James Froora
Carl Frye
William Fuchs
Ken Krivok, an alert hall guard at his post.
210
Jim Ccsa feeds Cathy Lybargcr a line.
Nancy Furniss Rosemarie Gargiulo David Garten Janice Gathercole
Gregg Furth Darlene Garland Robert Gasper William Gauch
211
Marcia Gaylon
Gary Genzen
Robert George
Wayne Gerl
Sylvia Geyer
Karen Giesse
Donald Gillespie
Gloria Gilmore
Ronald Glaser
Donna Glatz
JoAnne Globokar
Sherilyn Goodyear
212
Sandra Gordon
JoAnn Gornick
Ken Gortz
Virginia Goss
Leo Grajzar
Donna Grano
\\'illiam Grant
Gerald Granville
Marjorie Green
Kathy Greenway
Students show varied attitudes toward ninth period assemblies.
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Gerry Kozlevcar saved the show by spinning the record by hand.
Linda Gribbons
Alan Gronert
Paula Groonis
Gerald Gross
214
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Jerry Spcnko, a Graduate, contemplates on his happy days at Euclid.
David Gulbenkian Lee Gunton
Judith Gullo David Gyongyos
Gary Hager
Ruth Halderman
Glen Hall
Ronald Haller
Nancy Hamilton
Thomas Hamilton
215
Sandra Haney
Barbara Harper
Karen Harris
Patricia Harris
Caroline Harrison
John Harrison
Richard Hasher
Gary Hasselbach
Frank Hatch
Ralph Haubert
Bernice Hava
Robert Haworth
Charles Hayes
Sue Heasley
Susan Heintz
Faye Hellman
216
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Barbara Helmick
Bill Henikman
William Herbst
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Doris Hiller
Robert Hodder
Thomas Hoinski
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Did you say cheese! No, Dunker.
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Kenneth Hola Richard Holcomb Carole Horn Richard Horrocks Todd Horton
Joe Horvath David House James Hovan Janet Hoykar Bruce Hudec
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Tom Hudson Richard Hughes Russell Hurlburt Karen Hutchisson Pat la Figliola
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Ronald Ivec
Tony Jamnik
Donna Janis
Edward Jarc
Thomas Jarvis
Constance Johnson
Majorettes are always beaming
Philip Johnson
Phyllis Johnson
Gerran Jones
Robert Jones
220
Sharon Jones
Christine Jonke
Donald Kadunc
W'illiam Kaib
George Kalan
Frank Kalnasy
Donald Kanner
Mike Kapke
Judy Kasunic
Dennis Kaye
Carole Keidel
Marjorie Kelly
221
Terrence Kelly
Kathryn Kimberly
Elizabeth Kimen
Carol Kintz
Larry Kintz
Florence Kirk
Susan Kirk
222
Richard Klann
Robert Klann
Dennis Kleinhenz
Frank Klemenc
Helen K'aiiss becomes a Marlboro man.
Warner Klich Donald Kne
Linda Koci
Lawrence Kogan Beverly Kokal
223
Gary Korasec Craig Kos
Constance Kosanovich Rickey Koskinen
Bill Vicic, Norm Beeke and Tom Burroughs in the season's first snowball fight.
224
Rosemary Koskovics Elaine Kozar
Paul Kostansek Gerald Kozlevcar
Tony Krampel Helen Krauss Gail Krielow
Charmaine Kranyak Gail Krecic Kenneth Krivok
Constance Krnell
Tom Kukorelli
Marilyn Kulwin
John Kurtis
Laurene Kytle
Barbara Laddis
225
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Joseph Lakatosh Charles Lamb Cheryl Land Carol Lanese Patricia Lang
George Langa
Robert Lange
Constance Larkin
^Vhat do voii iiuan, I don't keep a ck-aii locker?
226
Maidee Lasnik Robert Lefkowitz Richard Lehman Terry Leigh
Richard Leisenheimer
Patricia Leister
Gina Lerz
Susan Lewis
Robert Lilley
Ann Lindquist
AVilliam Linsz
Beverly Lohrey
Jerry Lohrke
227
Charles Lokar
Jean Lonchar
Ronald Long
Flora Lorence
Patricia Lowry
Mardy Church takes time out from Survey and cheering to do homework.
Barbara Luckay
Peggy Ludek
Cheryl Lutsch
Donna Mac Askill
228
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Patricia Machurey Bonnie Maher
Kathleen Mack ^Villiam Mallula
Geraldine Macks John Malokas
Doris Magargil Joanne Mandel
Marlene Manfredonia Dan Mansuy
Carol Mangano Dorothy Maroff
Mary Mangino Charles Martin
David Mansperger Joan Martin
229
Douglas Mason
Patricia Mason
If you want to beat North, clap your hands
Nancy Maurer
Marlene Mazza
Colleen McBroom
230
Katherine McCormick
Thomas McGill
John McKeon
Susan McNamara
Mike Medlen
Kathryn Mihalic
Bonnie Miller
William McPeek
Ken Mehls
Maryann Mihalic
Catherine Miller
Ken Meares
Dan Mester
Patricia Mika
Dennis Miller
Carmen Meden
Diana Miese
Lucille Milazzotto
Gertrude Miller
231
Why, it's called "Snowman in snow," what else?
Jeanne Miller
Pamela Miller
Robert Miller
Marilyn Milner
Mary Milone
Kathleen Mog
Eager stndents anticipate an
active scliool clay.
232
233
William Murray
Barbara Mushinko
Laima Musteikis
234
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Beverly Neff Donald Nettis William Newcomb Carol Novak
Gabriel Neola Ken Neustedt Arthur Newman Joseph Nutter
Wayne O'Coin
Tim O'Hara
Judith Okorn
George Oesterle
235
Jef£ Oker
Patricia Opalich
Kenneth Orazen
Carlo Orlando
Thomas Ostkar
Richard Otto
Donald Overberger
Ed Palm
You haven't heard anything yet.
236
I've heard sophomores were young, but this is ridiculous!
Roy Palmer Dennis Papesh Carol Paratore Frank Parsons
Jane Panesk Bc\erly Papp Charles Parsons Patrick Parziale
237
Dennis Paskey
Cheryl Pasquale
Daniel Paul
Arthur Paulovcin
Sharon Paulsen
Frank Pavlic
Barbara Pavlik
John Payerchin
I'll see you and raise you five.
238
Sharon Peacock
Bill Peck
Jeanette Pejack
Richard Pejeau
Ken Pekar
Ann Pelyak
Kathleen Penny
Dennis Perkins
Thomas Perlioni
Marcia Perme
Robert Perry
James Petersen
Randy Peterson
Shirley Peterson
Evelyn Petkovsek
239
Dennis Petro
Shirley Pishkur
Wayne Pettek
Joanne Piskur
Lawrence Piper
Michael Pistillo
Vincent Piscopo
Carol Pitt
Betty Plaggemier Bonnie Ponce
Anthony Polsinelli Gayle Potichny
240
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Diane Potts
Marjorie Powalie
Don Powers
Mary Prendergast
Martha Price
David Prime
Eric Prostor
Dody Provan
Another roll of scotch tape and I think it'll fly.
James Puhger
June Pulver
Susanne Pureber
Norman Raasch
Evangeline Race
Fred Radatz
Donna Radencic
Margaret Rast
Jo Reed
Carol Reider
Leonard Reinke
William Reya
The welcoming committee greets earlv morning arrivals.
242
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William Reynolds Cheryl Richley
Linda Richardson Lorette Riebe
'William Rinas
Donald Ritchie
Samuel Ritz
Sharon Robasz
Fred Robbins
Sharon Robbins
Diane Roberts
Linda Robinson
243
Kathleen Rock
Joanne Romano
James Roscoe
244
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Paul Ryan
Barbara Sabula Beverlee Samsa Lorelei Sanders
David Sanderson
Gary Sandy
John Sandy
Susanna Saunway
John Schael
James Schaffer
Marilyn Scheer
Alexandra Schelgunov
Keith Scheurman
245
Bruce Schmaeman
David Schmidt
Judith Schneidei
Carl Schroeter
»^ Dennis Schulz
I said I'm positively not pliotogenic!
246
Donald Schultz
Laura Schulz
Barbara Schulze
Linda Scott
Marilyn Scott
Miriam Scott
Richard Scott
Merrilou Scribner
Brian Sedey
Shirley Sedmak
Sharon Seifert
Michael Seleman
Joseph Self
Sheila Shaughnessy
Judith Sheppard
247
Robert Sheppard
Richard Sherman
David Shoaff
Terrence Siciliano
John Simcic
Ann Lindquist, our foreign exchange student, relaxes after passing tfirough customs
Linda Sipes
Theodore Skebe
Elaine Skerly
Marguerite Skok
248
.'.«'-!i:iiL^M^S^nK!
Laupa Skomski
Janet Slaby
Patricia Slitor
Sandra Smekel
Dennis Smith
Donna Smith
Glenn Smith
James Smith
Diane Snyder
Thomas Snyder
Mary Soeder
Leslie Soltesz
Phyllis Sopata
William Span
Richard Speel
249
John Spencer
Thomas Spencer
Robert Spicer, Jr.
Carol Spikula
Henry Spivack
Sanch-a Spolar
Victor Stampone
Gerald Stanwick
Senior girls eat a hearty Thanksgiving lunch.
Don helps behind the scenes.
250
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Marsha Stapleton Gerald Starman
Stephen Stapp Leslie Stegh
Susan Stevens \'irginia Stilliiiger Kathryn Stomberg
Frances Stidworthy Dorothy Stiscak Ronald Stoner
251
John Bittcnce tickles the ivories!
Patricia Strang
Lawrence Stratton
Diane Strnad
Bonnie Stroh
Edward Struna Josephine Struna Joseph Stunn
dTh
252
June Susman
Dennis Susnis
Rickie Svenwol
Douglas Sweeder
Roberta Szalay
Frank Takacs
Anthony Tamburrino
Marjorie Taylor
Rita Tekalec
Barbara Tekancic Terri Tekancic
Joan Tennent Hal Theis
253
«Tk
Corrine Thomas
Janet Thompson
Karen Tomko
Nada Tomsich
Nancy Torok
Kenneth Travis
MaryAnn Travnik William Trouten
Nick Trivisonno Irene Tucceri
They all left, not laughed, when I sat down at the piano.
Alan Tucci
Barbara Tucker Marilyn Tucker
254
Steve Tumbry
Jeanne Twitchell
Deborah Ullom
Doris Urbanic
Judith Urbas
John Usalis
Thomas Van Tilburg
Kenneth Varhola
Dennis Vend
William Vicic
255
^*x- ■», Randolph Vidmar
Dan Vigh
Craig Virnelson
Joan Vormelker
Henry Vucetic
Ralph 'W'ade
JoAnn ^Valdman
Stanley Wall
John Walters
Rosemary Wanchik
Mary Wehrle
Carl Wendorff
Larry Whalen
Bonnie Wheeler
Diane Wheeler
256
Spirit ran high at Euclid games.
257
James Whiting
Rich Wickizer
Gary Wieland
Phyllis Wiersch
Kathleen Wilber
John Wiley
And I said, "Now look here doc."
258
I'm better than the average Bayer.
And now for my next sermon.
Marilyn Wilk
Shirley Willcocks
Anthony Williams
Sharon Wilson
Harold Winkleman
Janice Winkler
259
Linda Winkler
David Winter
Beatrice Winters
Sandra Wiskes
Cheryl Woda Kenneth Wohlgemuth Diane Wroniak
Diane W^ohlgemuth Claudia Wright David Wunderle
260
But Jerry, this is a ladies choice .
Mary Yager
Eleanor Yingling
Inclined to recline
261
Robert Yurkonis
Robert Yurosko
Thomas Yurosko
Patricia Zaman
Sandra Zatko
Paul Zebrowski
Judy Zeider
John Zevnik
Joanne Zimmerman
Nancy Zimmerman
Brian Zinner
Karen Znidarsic
Sharon Znidarsic
Francine Zuchelli
Kathryn Zust
Rosemary Zuzek
262
Taking my roller skates wasn't so bad, but when he broke my slide rule
263
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To some, high school graduation is just a
pause before continuing their education in
college or trade school. To others, the future
means the armed services with travel to new
and exciting lands. Many will get jobs, every-
one of these new adults will become a member
of society, and it is up to them to assume the
responsibility for the onrushing future. They
are tomorrow's salesmen, doctors, and Presi-
dents.
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750 East 185 Street
IV 1-1166
AEROMOTIVE DESIGNERS, INC.
580 East 200 Street
IV 6-3131
RE 1-3800 PARTY TRAYS
QAioMman'g
Restaurant and Delicatessen
25971 Euclid Avenue Euclid 32, Otiio
JAY DEE CLEANERS
921 East 222 Street
RE 1-7060
Compliments of
GLASCOTE PRODUCTS, INC.
20900 St. Clair Avenue
Euclid, Ohio
KE 1-0670
Patrons of the 1962 Euclidian
Dr. B. W. Baldwin
Dr. Francis F. Berthold
Dr. R. B. Broglio
Dr. William J. Donaldy
Dr. S. H. Makman
Dr. William J. Renner
Dr. Allan A. Rolfe
Dr. Elwood P. Sawitke
CONGRATULATIONS TO
THE GRADUATING CLASS
CARL A. JONKE
INSURANCE AGENCY
22700 SHORE CENTER DRIVE
RE 1-8400
Lasalle Cleaners and Dyers
Pick-up and delivery service
835 East 185 Street
Cleveland 19, Ohio
KE 1-3658
299
HI CARB CORPORATION
1055 East 260 Street
AN 1-0200
CHARLITE STEAK HOUSE
22350 LAKE SHORE BLVD.
RE 1-1800
300
Compliments of
BOWSHOT, COOPER
AND O'DONNELL
Engineers
19517 Roseland
IV 6-1550
GORNIK'S MEN'S WEAR
22340 Lake Shore Blvd.
RE 1-2151
LEWIS ROOFING
AND HEATING CO.
5407 Lorain Avenue
WO 1-4486
rat:
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"because I demand quality
PRECISION OPTICAL
22580 Lake Shore Blvd.
AN 1-1166
301
Compliments of
DEMSHAR'S
22034 Lake Shore Blvd.
RE 1-4770
Complim,ents of
Rollerdrome Barber Shop
22480 SHORE CENTER DRIVE
(Next to Giant Tiger)
AN 1-1025
Compliments of
CLARK FOODS
632 East 222 Street
AN 1-1428
MARIO'S FLOWER AND
GARDEN CENTER
18245 Euclid Avenue
302
IV 1-9292
Compliments of
TREBEC
EXCAVATING
INC.
571 East 200 Street
IV 1-1000
MILES
AUTO
STORES
INC.
669 East 185 Street
KE 1-3200
KEnmore 1-9333
N. H. DICKINSON
GEORGE KRUGER
FINE FURNITURE
APPLIANCES
CARPETING
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Sales - Service
DICKINSON & KRUGER, INC.
20961 EUCLID AVENUE
At Chordon Road
CLEVELAND 17, OHIO
WILLIAM'S MUSIC SHOP
897 East 222 Street
RE 2-8666
PICKUP K, DELIVERY
REDwnoD 1-4662
EUCLID BLUE PRINT & SUPPLY
SOB EAST 222nd STREET
EUCLID 23, DHIQ
MrLT STEFFEN
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FRED KRAUSS, JR.
RES. AN 1-0335
KEnmoee 1-3874
1570 DiLLE Road
Euclid 17, Ohio
AMERICAN TYPEWRITER CO.
25501 Euclid Avenue
AN 1-2525
HEnoerbon 1-7265
IVanhde 1-5277
NICK'S BARBER SHOP
624 E. 222nd
Euclid, Ohio
FUNERAL HDMC5
FIRST CLASS WORK
72D4-72DB SupERinR Ave.
Cleveland 3, Ohio
21900 Euclid Ave.
aET. CHARDON A E. 333
Euclid 17, Dhid
303
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EUCLID-RACE
DAIRY PRODUCTS
503 East 200 Street
IV 1-4700
BIG BOUQUET FLORIST
480 East 200 Street
IV 6-4343
HAMILTON
MOLD
AND
MACHINE
INC.
25016
Lakeland Boulevard
RE 2-8200
304
CHANDLER PRECISION
CAPSCREWS
produced to your exact
specifications from high
carbon, alloy and stainless steels.
CHANDLER PR03UCTS
CORP.
1491 Chardon Road IV 1-4400
Cleveland 17, Ohio
Complirrients of
Meldon's Department Store
696 East 185 Street
Your neighborhood shopping center
Shoes, Drygoods, and Furnishings
for all the family
IV 1-1116
RICK'S
ZATCO METAL PRODUCTS
COMPANY
"World's Largest Manufacturer
Of Stamped One-Piece Pulleys"
Euclid 17, Ohio
KE 1-8005
MEN'S SHOP
22572
Lake Shore Boulevard
Euclid 23, Ohio
AN 1-1445
Compliments of
MODEL
FOOD MARKET
Proprietors: Florian
& Marie Koncar
445 East 200 Street
KE 1-7447
305
GLAVIC MOTORS
536 East 185 Street
KE 1-3375
22466 Shore Center Drive
RE 1-9009
ROLLERDROME
WILKE HARDWARE
809 East 222 Street
RE 1-7070
786 East 222 Street
RE 1-9775
PANTHER'S DINER
GRDINA HARDWARE
22336 Lake Shore Blvd.
RE 1-0403
507 East 185 Street
IV 1-1136
EUCLID LANES
PAPPUS BODY SHOP
21100 St. Clair Avenue
IV 1-4333
25080 Lakeland Boulevard
RE 1-0777
306
HATTENDORF-BLISS INC.
'Euclid's First and Only
Beauty College'^
EUCLIDIAN
BEAUTY
COLLEGE
22714 Shore Center Drive
RE 1-8668
307
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ALVIN'S JEWELERS
690 East 185 Street
IV 1-4104
THE GERL
CONSTRUCTION CO.
23600 Lakeland Boulevard
RE 1-0077
P. 0. MclNTIRE CO.
Pomco Boring Bars & Blades
25020 Lakeland Boulevard
Cleveland 32, Ohio
RE 1-9300
TARANTINO BROTHERS, INC.
17614 St. Clair Avenue
IV 1-0344
OHIO HONING
&
HYDRAULIC
23800 St. Clair Avenue
Euclid, Ohio RE 1-5700
CRAIG & SHERMAN
Insurance Consultants
22070 Lake Shore Boulevard
RE 1-3600
BILLS AUTOMATIC
TRANSMISSION SERVICE
BILLS
AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION
SERVICE and REBUILD ALL MAKES
HYDRAMATIC • ULTRAMATIC
DYNAFLOW • POWER GLIDE
POWER FLUE • FORDOMATIC
TURBO-GLIDE • JET-AWAY
TORQUE ELITE • TURBO DRIVE
JACK ADKINS
591 EAST 200th STREET
IVanhoe 6-3635
BILL MODIC
1311 EAST 55th STREET
Express 1-9188
Grade "A" Poultry
and
Strictly Fresh Eggs
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CUT. UP
POULTRY
EUCLID POULTRY
545 East 185 Street
Euclid, Ohio
Howard Baker KEnmore
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FRIEDMAN'S JEWELERS
22321 Lake Shore Boulevard
RE 1-0800
BOULEVARD
T.V. & RADIO SERVICE
906 East 222 Street
Service on all makes
TV Radios Hi-Fi
Drive-in Auto Radio Service
RE 1-7863
309
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310
PRESSURE
CASTINGS
21500 Sh Clair Avenue
IV 1-5400
SKI-WAY MACHINE PRODUCTS
24460 Lakeland Boulevard
RE 2-9000
SAVINGS ACCOUNTS INSURED
813 East 185 Street
IV 1-7800
6235 St. Clair Avenue
AN 1-1200
25000 Euclid Avenue
HE 1-5670
RADIX WIRE CO.
26260 Lakeland Boulevard
RE 1-9191
JET DIE AND
DEVELOPMENT CO.
25020 Lakeland Blvd.
REdwood 1-3720
AatE.
KEITH WEIGLE
MOTORS
20941 Euclid Avenue
IV 1-4500
EUCLID'S
PLYMOUTH
VALIANT
DEALER
Phonograph Records
Radio and T.V. Repairs
HERB
FITZGERALD
635 East 185 Street
KE 1-1313
Closed Circuit
Television Systems
Communications
312
AUTO
BODY
SUPPLIES
Everything for the Body Shop
12808 Shaw Avenue
Cleveland 8, Ohio
GL 1-3400
Chas. J. Schmidt
EUCLID
WINDOW
SHADE
COMPANY
505 East 185 Street
KE 1-4343
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NON-FERROUS
METAL
FABRICATING CO.
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CO.
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528 East 200 Street
IV 1-7991
MILLERS
BEAUTY
SALON
22480
BROOK'S
SHORE CENT!
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HEATING AND SHEET METAL
22530 Lake Shore Blvd
DRIVE
Above
COMPANY
Giant Tiger
RE 1-9358
370 East 250 RE 1-2997
RE 1-2303
313
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Compliments of
CLEVELAND METAL CLEANING
CORPORATION
1423 Dille Road
Euclid 17, Ohio
IV 1-4111
TED BROCK
JEWELER
WATCH REPAIR
DIAMONDS
JEWELRY
REASONABLE
391 East 200 Street
KE 1-5035
JACK SHAW CHEVROLET
543 East 185 Street
IV 1-9090
MARINCIC
PURE
OIL
700 East 200 Street
KE 1-9889
EUCLID IGNITION
SALES
AND
SERVICE
1062 East 185 Street
IV 1-2222
MODERN DEB
22822 Lake Shore Boulevard
RE 2-9299
MARIO'S
PIZZA
26159 Euclid Avenue
AN 1-0665
CARMELLA'S PIZZA
840 East 222 Street
Euclid, Ohio
EUCLID
LAWN & GARDEN CO.
764 East 222 Street
RE 2-8881
315
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Public transport borrows
ideas from American iVIonoRail
Someday you may ride to work this way because public
transport officials borrow from efficient handling methods
developed by American MonoRail engineers.
For over thirty years all kinds of materials have moved on
monorail tracks in nearly every Industry— and beginning with
hand pushed carriers, today's developments include systems
that are completely automatic from pick-up to deposit.
Heavy— bulky— hard to handle loads travel quickly, safely
and directly to their destination— through the air. Only the
research and experience of American MonoRail engineers
make this equipment possible.
ENGINEERED MATERIALS HANDLING
nil EAST 200lh STREET CLEVELAND 17. OHIO
AMCRICAN
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DIVISIONS: Cc
Tipp City, Ohi
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516
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T. J. MURNICK
MFG., INC.
1081 East 260 Street
RE 2-7050
A young industry in Euclid is the T. J. MURNICK COMPANY
Where special machine parts are made.
Compliments of
GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY
Lamp Division
Lamp Metals & Components Department
21800 Tungsten Road
Euclid, Ohio KE 1-5050
317
Compliments of
UNCLE BILL'S
24470 Lakeland Blvd.
LUIKART
INSURANCE
AGENCY
INC.
18609 St. Clair Avenue
KE 1-4770
318
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Triangle Florist
18604 St. Clair Avenue
KE 1-8479 IV 6-0436
HARTY'S
SUNOCO
SERVICE
18515 Euclid Avenue
IV 6-9817
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INTERNATIONAL
SCHOOL OF
BEAUTY
CULTURE
5470 Mayfield Road
HI 2-4200
ED WANK TELEVISION SERVICE
COMPANY, INC.
Euclid's Oldest Television Service Company
398 East 200
KE 1-1222
MURRAY P. NICOL
FUNERAL HOME
19001 Nottingham Avenue
KE 1-0747
EUCUYO
"There Is a Material Difference"
DILLE ROAD LUMBER COMPANY
1420 DILLE ROAD EUCLID, OHIO
Euclid's only Lumber Yard
Lumber — Plywood — Flooring Shingles — Doors and Windows
KE 1-0512
319
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STUDENT COUNCIL
Christmas Baskets for the Needy
Paperback Bookstore
E-Room Fountain Workers
Basketball Concessions
Voters Babysitting Service
Thanksgiving Baskets for the Needy
Homecoming
Spring Sports Dance
Wrestling Concessions
Adoption of Foster CJiild
320
tern
A CENTER OF STUDENT ACTIVITY
A CENTER OF STUDENT GOVERNMENT
Identification Cards
Assemblies
Honor Study Halls
Hall Guards
Social Room Committee Rules and Policies
Poster Placement
Staggered Test Schedule
Suggestion Box
Lost and Found
Student Council Election
321
BRIGANTI
STUDIOS
21099 Euclid Avenue
IV 1-7100
322
THE LUBRIZOL
CORPORATION
EXTENDS CONGRATULATIONS
TO
THE EUCLID SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATING
CLASS OF '62
ThankS/ everybody , for your fine support.
STUDENT SUPPLY STORE
323
EUCLID SAYINGS ASSOCIATION
..aF
22818 Lake Shore Boulevard
RE 2-9090
MILLWOOD MANUFACTURING
21700 St. Clair Avenue
KE 1-4040
AJAX MANUFACTURING COMPANY
1441 Chardon Road
KE 1-1010
Compliments of
BETHANDALE CORP.
24040 Lakeland Boulevard
RE 1-4394
KNUTH GREENHOUSES
Phone KEnmore 1-1449
ENGLISH IVIES OUR SPECIALTY
21601 Euclid Avenue
Euclid, Ohio
CLIFFORD M. JONES
Fire - Casualty - Liability - Life
2265S Euclid Ave. Euclid IV. Ohio
Bus. IV 6-253S
BRADFORD PRODUCTS COMPANY
Precision Lapping
To Perfect Light Band & Micro Finish
19600 St. Clair Avenue
IV 1-8000
324
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For the finest in
quality jewelry and
graduation gifts
WOLKOV
JEWELERS
Keepsake and
Art Carved
Diamond Rings
All nationally
advertised watches
707 East 185 Street
IV 1-4885
CENTER
BEVERAGE
AND
DELICATESSEN
22362 Lake Shore Blvd.
RE 1-9437
FRANK'S PASTRY SHOP
20991 Euclid Avenue KE 1-4335
THE EUCLID
Key Club
EXTENDS BEST WISHES
TO THE GRADUATING
CLASS OF EUCLID HIGH SCHOOL
325
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L. J. TROTTER
E. 185th & Lakeshore
Euclid (Cleveland 19), Ohio
Wm. Alexander
General Sales Manager
Ivanhoe 1-8400
FULTON, DELAMOTTE,
LARSON, & NASSAU
6014 Euclid Avenue
Cleveland 3, Ohio
EX 1-5522
326
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BATES AND SPRINGER
3101 Euclid Avenue RE 1-4829
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To all the members o£ the Graduating class of
EUCLID SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL
CONGRATULATIONS!
And Our Heartfelt Good Wishes for Every Possible Success in Your
Future Careers and Private Lives as Well
Compliments of
ADDRESSOGRAPH-MULTIGRAPH
CORP.
AMERICAN
STAMPING
COMPANY
26650 Lakeland Boulevard
RE 1-9333
327
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With Every Good Wish To The Class Of 1962 . .
YOUR CITY OFFICIALS
MAYOR
JUDGE, MUNICIPAL COURT
LAW DIRECTOR
ADMINISTRATIVE DIRECTOR
FINANCE DIRECTOR
PRESIDENT OF COUNCIL
1st WARD COUNCILMAN
2nd WARD COUNILMAN
3rd WARD COUNCILMAN
4th WARD COUNCILMAN
Anthony Sustarsic
Frank Welling
COUNCIL-AT-LARGE
Kenneth J. Sims
William F. Burns
John F. Ray, Jr.
Michael A. Spino
Anthony B. Baldwin
Harry J. Knuth
Willard Schutt
Anthony J. Lang
Max Gerl
Helge V. Erickson
Charles W. Wade
Joseph Whalen
CHIEF OF POLICE
FIRE CHIEF
Ernest C. Peters
George R. Langa
S^iL.
Entering our second half-century of service
EATO
MANUFACTURING COMPANY
MANUFACTURERS OF COMPONENTS,
PARTS AND PRODUCTS FOR AUTOMOTIVE.
INDUSTRIAL AND CONSUMER USE
General Offices, Cleveland, Ohio
Twenty-eight Divisions and Subsidiaries
Here and Abroad
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American Typewriter Co 303
Auto Body Supplies 312
Bates & Springer, Inc. 326
Bethandale Corp. 324
Big Bouquet Florist 304
Bill's Automatic Transmission Service
Boulevard TV & Radio Service
Bowshot, Cooper & O'Donnell
Bradford Products, Inc.
Brickman & Sons
Briganti Studios
Ted Brock, Jeweler
Brooks Heating and Sheet Metal Co.
Carmello's Pizza ..
Center Beverage & Delicatessen
Chandler Products Corp. —
Charlite Steak House _
City Officials
_309
..309
..300
_324
_303
...322
.314
_313
-315
.-325
.-304
-300
-328
-302
.-314
Clark's Food Store .- .-
Cleveland Metal Cleaning Corp
Craig &: Sherman Nationwide Insurance 309
V. Demshar & Sons, Inc. 302
Dickenson & Kruger 302
Dille Road Lumber Co. 319
Eaton Manufacturing Co. 329
Euclid Blueprint and Supply _ 303
Euclid Ignition Sales & Service 315
Euclid Key Club .„. _ -. 325
Euclid Lanes 306
Euclid Lawn & Garden Equipment, Inc. 315
Euclid Poultry Market _309
Euclid Race Dairy 304
Euclid Savings Association .„ 324
Euclid Window Shade Co 312
Euclidian Beauty College — 307
EUCUYO 319
Herb Fitzgerald 312
Frank's Pastry Shop 325
Friedman Jewelers 309
Fulton, Dela Motte, Larson & Nassau -. 326
General Electric Co. 317
Gerl Construction Co. 308
Glascote Products, Inc 299
Glavic Motors 306
Gornik's Men's Wear 300
Grdina Hardware
Hamilton Mold & Machine, Inc.
Harty's Sunoco Service
Hattendorf-Bliss, Inc.
-306
-304
-.318
-306
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Hi Carb Corp 300
Hillwood Manufacturing Co 324
J. C. Homer TV & Radio Service 313
International School of Beauty Culture 319
Jackshaw Chevrolet 314
Jay Dee Cleaners - - 299
Jet Die & Development Co 311
Clifford M. Jones Insurance Agency 324
Carl A. Jonke Insurance Agency 299
Knuth Greenhouses _. 324
Fred Krauss Garage 303
LaSalle Cleaners & Dyers _ 299
-..._ 300
,.323
318
314
302
315
Lewis Roofing and Heating Co.
Lubrizol Corp. - ..-
Luikart Insurance Agency, Inc.
Marincic Pure Oil
Mario's Flower and Garden Center
Mario's Pizza
P. O. Mclntire Co ....-
Melden's Department Store
Miles Auto Stores, Inc. .„
Miller's Beauty Salon
-304
-302
..313
Model Food Market -—305
Modern Deb 315
T. J. Murnick Manufacturing Co. 317
Nick's Barber Shop 303
Murray P. Nicol Funeral Home 319
Non-Ferrous Metals Fabrication Co. - 313
Northeast Appliance & Furniture Co 313
Ohio Honing & Hydraulic Co 308
Panther Diner „ 306
Papps Body Shop 306
Precision Optical Co 301
Pressure Casting, Inc. =^ 310
Professional Patrons 299
Radix Wire Co 311
Raimor Studios 298
Rick's Men's Shop 305
Rollerdrome 306
RoUerdrome Barber Shop 302
Ski-Way Machine Products --. 311
St. Clair Savings 311
Student Council .„
Student Supply Store .—
Tarantino Brothers, Inc.
Trebec Excavating, Inc.
Triangle Florist
L. J. Trotter -
Uncle Bill's „
-320
-323
-308
-302
Ed Wank Television Service Company, Inc.
Keith Weigle Motors
Wilke Hardware
William's Music Shop
—326
—318
—319
..-312
—306
-_303
Woldman's Restaurant & Delicatessen 299
Wolkove Jewelers 325
Zatco Metal Products 305
330
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FACULTY INDEX FACULTY INDEX FACULTY INDEX FACULTY INDEX FACULTY INDEX FACULTY INDEX
ROBERT ADDIS, Social Studies: Kent State
University; B.Sc. M.Ed. Baseball Coach. 40, 175
ALVIN AMSTER, Business Education; Western
Reserve University; B.A. M.A. Sponsor, Book-
store. 40
CHARLES ASHER, Social Studies; University
of Louisville, Miami University; B.Sc. M.A.
Football, Baseball Coach. 40, 86
FRANK A. AULTZ, Reading Improvement;
Mount LInion College. Kent State University,
Western Reserve University; B.A. M.Ed. 40
PAUL W. AVERS, Mathematics; Capital Uni-
versity, Kent State University, Hiram College;
B.Sc. in Ed. 40, 77
RONALD A. BACKOS, Science: California
State Teacher's College, Kent State University,
B.S. in Ed, M. in Ed. 40
OLIN A. BAILEY, Science, Chairman; Rio
Grande College, Ohio State University, Kent
State University, \Vcstcrn Reserve University:
A.B. in Ed. M.S. Sponsor, Movie Club. 40, 182
LILLIAN BARROW, Business Education;
Muskingum College, University of Pittsburgh;
B.S. in Ed. M. in Ed. 40
KATHERINE BOGNAR, Language; Notre
Dame College, Western Reserve University; B.A.
M.A. 41, 49
ERVIN BOJA, Language; University of Szeged,
University of Budapest, Western -Reserve Uni-
versity; M.A. 41, 129
LAUREL, BONNELLI, Physical Education;
Western Reserve University, John Carroll Uni-
versity; B.S. Sponsor, Majorettes, G.A.A. Bowl-
ing. 41
ADRIAN BUERGER, Mathematics: University
of Dayton, Ohio State University: B.Sc. 41
JAMES M. CALVERT, Biology: North Central
College, Ohio State University, Western Re-
serve University; B.A. M.A. 41
ARLENE CARTER, Biology, Health: Bowling
Green University, Trinity University, Western
Reserve University; B.Sc. in Ed. Sponsor, Friend-
ship Club. 41, 77
NANCY CLARK, Science: Allegheny College,
University of Michigan; B.Sc. M.A. Sponsor,
Student Council. 41
CARL CLEMENTS. Mathematics: Capital Uni-
versity, Ohio State University, Western Reserve
University; B.Sc. M.S. 41, 77
JAMES F. CLIFFEL, Mathematics: John Carroll
University; B.Sc. 41, 53
JEAN COX, English: Allegheny College, Colum-
bia University, University of Pittsburgh; A.B.
Sponsor, Red Cross. 41, 81
ROBERT WALL CRARV, Social Studies; Ohio
State University, Western Reserve University,
St. Lawrence University; B.A. B.S. M.A. 41
DIANE DARCY, Home Arts: Stout State Col-
lege, University of Wisconsin; B.S. 41, 79
HAROLD DAUGHERTY, Industrial Arts;
Ohio University: B.Sc. in Ed. Basketball Coach.
41, 62. 113, 115, 175
L. DALE DAVISON, Science; Michigan State
University, Ohio University, Ohio State Uni-
versity; B.S. in Ed. 41, 83
WILLIAM DEMORA, Social Studies; Ohio
State University, Kent State University, Indiana
University; B.S. M.S. 41, 105
NATHANIEL DICKINSON, Social Studies;
Kent State University, Ohio State University;
B.S. in Ed. 42, 82
FORREST H. DIEHL, Social Studies; Hiram
College, Kent State University, University of
Colorado: B.A. M.Ed. 42, 87
CLARENCE ECKERT, Industrial Arts: Kent
State University, Western Reserve University;
B.S. M.A. Wrestling, Ass't. Cross Country Coach.
42, 105, 175
DONALD G. EISEN, £77gZ(j/!; Western Reserve
University; A.B. Sponsor, Spectrum. 32, 33, 42,
173
SUSAN EMSHWILLER, English: Miami Uni-
versity: B.S. 42, 81
AHMED FELLAGUE, Language; Ohio State
University, Mexico City College, Georgetown
University: B.Sc. in Ed. 42. 53, 80
MARY FOGARTY. English: Bowling Green
Uni\ersity. Lhsuline College; B.A. 42, 137
FR.'VNK F. FOWLER, Adjusted Curriculum;
Ohio State University, Bowling Green Univer-
sity. Ohio University: B.S. in Agr. B.S. in Ed.
42, 135
AUDREE S. FOX, Physical Education; Bowling
Green University, John Carroll University, B.S.
Sponsor, G.L.C., Cheerleaders. 42, 45
SHELDON FREEDMAN, Science: City College
of New York, C. W. Post College; B.S. M.A.
Sponsor, Chess Club. 42, 85
KATHRYN FRYE, Home Arts; Kent State Uni-
versity; B.S. 42
MARILYN FUERST. English: Kent State Uni-
versity; B.S. in Ed. 42
ALOYSIUS GALICKI, Industrial Arts: Ohio
University, ^Vcstern Reserve University. Fenn
College. Kent State University; B.Sc. in Ed.
M.Ed. Football Coach. 42
KATHERYN GATES, Language: Marshall Col-
lege; A.B. M.A. 42, 133
CLAYTON D. GEORGE, Business Education:
Fenn College, Kent State University; B.Sc. in
Ed. M.Ed. Sponsor, Euclidian Business Staff.
40, 43
ANNAROSA GINEVRA, Business Education;
Dyke & Spenccrian Business College. Cleveland
College, Kent State University; B.Ed. Sponsor,
Future Business Leaders of America. 43, 84
JOHN F. GRIFFIN. Mathematics; Western Re-
serve University: B.S. M.A. 43
BEATRICE HAMMAN. Librarian: Western
Michigan University: B.A. B.L.S. 38, 43
ROBERT HANSON, English; Mt. Union Col-
lege, Duke University; A.B. M.A.T. 43, 87
RONALD HARDING, Social Studies; Ohio Uni-
versity, Western Reserve University; B.Ed. 43,
86, 153
DALE HARPER, Music, Chairman; Cincinnati
Conservatory of Music, University of Cincinnati,
University of Akron, Western Reserve Univer-
sity: B.Sc. M.A. Band & Orchestra Director. 43
JOAN HASSEN, English, Government; Temple
University, Youngstown University; B.S. in Ed.
43, 129
W. DEAN HAWVER, Science; Ohio State Uni-
versity, Kent State University: B.Sc. in Agr.
B.Sc. in Ed. M.A. Sponsor, Biology Club, 43, 139
CLAUDIA HEPNER, American History; Col-
lege of William & Mary; B.A. 43, 128
GERTRUDE HOEGER, Industrial Arts; Ohio
State University, Western Reserve University;
B.S. M.A. 43, 78
FRANK HOFFERT, Social Studies; Western Re-
serve University; B.A. 44
MARIA VIDA HORN, Spanish, World History;
Notre Dame College, Western Reserve Univer-
sity; A.B. 44, 134
RICHARD HUNGERFORD, Industrial Arts;
Hiram College, Kent State University; BA
B.Sc. 44 '
MERWIN A. HUNKIN, English; Cleveland Col-
lege, Western Reserve University; B.A. 44
JACK L. JENKINS, Dramatics; Indiana Uni-
versity; B.Sc. M.A. Sponsor, Thespians and
Stage Club. 44, 45
FRED JOHNS, Counselor; Western Reserve
University, Kent State University, Ohio State
University; B.Sc. M.A. 44, 76
ALBERT JUDGE, Science: Kenyon, Kent State
University, University of Florida, Western Re-
serve University; B.Sc. in Chem. B.Sc. in Ed.
M.Ed. Sponsor, P.A. Club. 44, 60
MILTON J. KADLEC, Industrial Arts: Illinois
State Normal University, John Carroll Univer-
sity; B.Sc. in Ed. Sponsor, Letterman's Club,
Football Coach. 44
RICHARD R. KEAY, Science; Kent State Uni-
versity, Miami University, Western Reserve
University, Ohio State University; A.B. M.A.
41, 44
JOAN LEES, English: Cornell University, Uni-
versity of California, Western Reserve Univer-
sity; B.A. 44, 136
EDITH K. LEMON, Counselor; Northwestern
College, Western Reserve University; B.Sc. M.A.
44, 126
CHARLES LEWIS, Adjusted Curriculum;
Western Reserve University, Ohio State Univer-
sity; B.B.A. 44, 134
JAMES W. LINDSAY, Social Studies; Baldwin-
Wallace College, Wesleyan University; B.A.
M.A.T. Assistant Football, Track Coach, Spon-
sor, N.A.S.S. 44, 82
ELAINE M. LOKAR, Home Arts, Chairman;
University of Wisconsin, Ohio State University,
John Carroll LIniversity; B.Sc. 44
MARJORIE MALINA, Home Arts; Ohio State
University, Mexico City College, University of
Colorado; B.S. 44, 78
EMBERT M. MARTIN, Industrial Arts; Iowa
State University, Kent State University; B.Sc.
44
PHYLLIS MASTIN, English; Eastern Kentucky
State College; A.B. Sponsor, Friendship Club.
44
MARITA MATHEWS, English; Eastern Ken-
tucky State College, University of Kentucky;
A.B, Sponsor, Friendship Club. 44
ANGELO MAZZOCCO, Spanish, World History;
Ohio State University, Kent State University;
B.A. B.Sc. in Ed. 45, 79
JAMES McCAMPBELL, English, Reading Im-
provement; Northwestern University: B.Sc.
Sponsor Euclidian Editorial Staff. 45, 46, 162
DAVID N. McKELVEY, Business Education;
Muskingum College, Indiana University, Gregg
Shorthand College; B.A. M.S. in Ed. 45, 84
ROBERT E. McLaughlin, General Metals;
Kent State University; B.S. 45
EDMUND MIZE, Business Education; Ohio
State University, Ohio University, Kent State
University; B.Sc. Sponsor, Survey Business Staff.
46
DONALD R. MOHR, Physical Education;
Baldwin-Wallace College, Bowling Green Uni-
versity, Western Reserve University: B.A. M.A.
Head Football Coach, Athletic Director. 46, 97,
175
331
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HERBERT NOLD, Industrial Arts; Ohio Uni-
versity, Bowling Green University, Kent State
University; B.Sc. in Ed. M.Ed. Sponsor, Fore-
man's Club, Spirits' Club, Tennis Coach. 46,
175
MARCELLA NOLD, Physical Education; Ohio
University; B.S. in Ed. Spon,sor, Majorette Club.
46, 87
WILLIAM E. PALMER, Business Education;
Ball State Teachers' College; B.S. in Ed. 46,
108
CAROL F. PETVAI, Home Arts; Ohio State
University; B.S. in Ed. 46
JUNE G. PHYPERS, Business Education;
Denison University, Western Reserve University,
Spencerian School of Commerce, Accts. & Fin-
ance, New York University, Radcliffe College,
Middlebury College; A.B. M.A. 46
FRANK PRINGLE, English; St. Bonaventure
University, St. Francis College, BuckncU Uni-
versity, Western Reserve University, Penn State
University; B.A. 46
MICHAEL RAICEVICH, Social Studies; Ohio
University; B.Sc. M.Ed. 46
JOHN E. REEVES, Counselor; Kent State Uni-
versity, Western Reserve University, Columbia
University; B.Sc. M.A. 46, 126
HOWARD E. REMINICK, English; University
o£ Toledo; B.Ed. Asst. Wrestling and Football
Coach. 47, 175
MARTIN RENO, Science, Mathematics; Edin-
boro State Teachers' College, Harvard Univer-
sity; B.Sc. M.Ed. 47
VICTOR RESCH, Physical Education; Miami
University (Ohio) , University of Miami (Fla.)
B.S. in Ed. Swimming Coach. 47, 175
DAVID ALLEN RESER, Mathematics; Miami
University; B.Sc. in Ed. 47
DONALD RINKES, Mathematics; Muskingum
College, West Liberty State College, West Vir-
ginia University, Ohio State University, Kent
State University, Case Institute of Tech. Fenn
College, University of Hawaii; B.Sc. M.Ed.
Sponsor, Camera Club. 47, 53
LEONARD ROBUCK, English; Western Re-
serve University; B.A. M.A. Director of National
Forensic League Chapter and Spring Play,
Sponsor, P.A. Announcers. 47, 150
ROGER ROUND, English, Chairman; Mount
Union College, Penn State University, Kent
State University; A.B. M.E. Sponsor, N.F.L.
(Debate) . 47, 138
MARCIA L. RUST, English, Journalism; Ohio
Wesleyan University, Western Reserve Univer-
sity, Northwestern University; B.A. M.A.
Sponsor, Eucuyo. 47, 80, 144, 166
OTTO SANTOS, Business Education; John
Carroll University, Kent State University; B.S.
B.A. 47
WILLIAM E. SAUL, Business Education; West-
minister College, Western Reserve University,
Erie Business College, John Carroll University;
B.B.A. 47, 84
CHARLES SAWYER, Business Education; Kent
State University, B.Ed. 47, 85
GRETCHEN SCHWEGLER, Physical Educa-
tion; Michigan State University; B.S. Sponsor,
Swim Club. 47
DELMAR V. SMITH, Business Education,
Chairman; Ohio Northern University, Columbia
University, International' College of Business
Administration; B.A. M.A. Director of Place-
ment. 47
GRANVILLE B. SMITH, English; Duquesne
University, Indiana State Teachers' College,
Penn State University; B.S. M.A. Sponsor, Sur-
vey Editorial Staff. 47
RUTH SMITH, Social Studies; Flora Stone
Mather, Western Reserve University; A.B. M.A.
Sponsor, Future Teachers of America. 47, 132
MARY ANN SPRETNAK, English, Social
Studies; Miami University, Western Reserve
University; B.Sc. in Ed. 47, 82
MERWIN R. STAINES, Industrial Arts; New
York State University, University of Colorado;
B.Sc. M.Ed. 47
WILLIAM A. STARR, Science; Indiana State
Teachers College, Allegheny College, Michigan
College of Mining and Technology; B.S. 4'7
DONALD STEINBRINK, Science; Ohio State
University, B.S. in Agr. B.S. in Ed. Sponsor,
Biology Club. 48, 139
HELEN STEWART, Counselor; Kent State
University, Western Reserve University, Ohio
State University, University of Zurich, Switzer-
land, University of Hawaii; B.Ed. M.Ed. M.A.
48
CECELIA P. STILLMAN, Government, Eco-
nomics; Radcliffe College, Western Reserve Uni-
versity; A.B. 48, 133
JAMES STUCKEY, Social Studies; Bluffton
College, Ohio State University; B.A. M.A. 46,
48, 61, 78
JOHN SUPANCE, Industrial Arts; Ohio Uni-
versity, Stevens Point Teachers College, Kent
State University; B.Sc. in Ed. M.Ed. Asst.
Basketball Coach. 48, 115
CLARENCE SWACKHAMER, Physical Educa-
tio7i. Chairman; Wilmington College, Ohio
University, Columbia University, Ohio State
University; B.Sc. in Ed. M.A. 48, 175
JUDITH SWEET, English: Ursuline College,
John Carroll University; A.B. 48, 81
SAM W. TAYLOR, JR., Music; High Point Col-
lege, Northwestern University; B.Sc, in Music,
M. in Music, Choral Director. 48, 72, 156
EDWARD T. TEKIELI, Business Education;
Glenville State College, West Virginia Univer-
sity; A.D. M.S. Asst. Football Coach, Asst. Base-
ball Coach, J.V. Basketball Coach. 48, 115
DALE THOMPSON, Mathematics; Butler Uni-
versity, West Virginia University, Muskingum
College; A.B. Cross Country, Track Coach. 48,
90, 175
NORMAN THOMPSON, Science; Kent State
University, Western Reserve University; B.Sc.
in Ed. M.A. Sponsor, Movie Club. 49
FRANK TROGLIA, Counselor; Ohio State
University, Western Reserve University; B.Sc.
M.A. 49
ANTHONY V. VACCARIELLO, Language:
Miami University, Western Reserve University;
B.Sc. in Ed. M.A. in Ed. Sponsor, Ad Club,
Faculty Manager o£ Athletics. 49, 175
CAROLE VENALECK, English; Fenn College-
B.A. 49 fag.
RUTH VERMILLION, Counselor; 76
FRED A. VOLLMAN, Industrial Arts, Chair-
man; Western Reserve University, Cleveland
Institute of Art, Kent State University; B.Sc.
in Ed. M.A. in Art. 49
VIRGINIA L. WEADOCK, English; Bowling
Green State University; B.S. in Ed. M.A. 49
STANLEY WHITESIDE, Social Studies, Chair-
man; Ohio University, Ohio State University,
University of Wisconsin, Lewis and Clark Col-
lege; B.A. 49
GEORGE WILEY, Co-Ordinator, Special
Achievement Classes; Oberlin College, Western
Reserve University, Ohio State University; A.B
M.A. 49
BEULA WILSON, Mathematics, Chairman;
University of Southern California, Western Re-
serve University; B.A. M.A. 49
LAWRENCE A. WILSON, Science; Kent State
University; B.S. M.A. 49
RALPH WISNIEWSKI, Science; Ohio Univer-
sity; B.A. in Ed. 49
ROBERT E. YOCUM, Business Education; Kent
State University; B.Sc. in Bus. Ed. Key Club
Sponsor, Career Week Chairman. 49
MARGARET ZIMMERMAN, Language, Chair-
man; Moravian College for Women, Middlebury
College, Columbia University; B.A. M.A. 49
SOPHOMORE INDEX SOPHOMORE INDEX SOPHOMORE INDEX SOPHOMORE INDEX SOPHOMORE
Atlamczewski, Judy 77
Adkins. John 77
Alex, Donald 77
Alexander, Diane 83
Alexander, Patricia 77
Allen, Carole 77
Allen, Susan 84
Anderson, Susan 77
Andrew, Carol 77
Antonick, Dennis 77
Apple, Myron 77
Ark, Michael 77
Aspinwall, Linda 77
Aten, John 77
August, Alison 77
Bacon. Diana 77
Baer, Dan 80
Bagocius, James 77
Bailey, John 77
Bailey, XVilliam 77
Baker, Terry 77
Balogh, Jacqueline 77
Bahikin, Leslie 77
Banaszck, Paul 77
Baran, Joanne 77
Barbato, Patricia 77
Barbie, Marilyn 77
Barbrc, John 77
Barnes. David 77
Barla. Ken 77
Bateman, Ken 77
Bates, James 77
Bayan, Barbara 87
Beacham, Bill 77
Beaudry, James 77
Becker, Marcy 77
Beckwith, Barbara 77
Begalke, Elaine 82
Belanich, Rose 81
Belavich, Linda 77
Bcljan, Donald 77
Bell, Gail 77
Bilyk, Barbara 77
Bene, Kathleen 77
Bcntlcy, Dan 77
Bcnvenuto, Darlene 77
Bernstein, Gary 77
Blackburn, Harold 77
Blankschaen, James 77
Blatnik, Marlene 77
Blatnik. Susan 77
Bluhm, Dennis 77
Blinneristein, Kurt 77
Boczck, Almira 77
Bogatay, Mary 77
Boldin, Bonnie 77
Bone, Diane 77
Bone, Donna 77
Borgsteadt, Sandra 77
Bosetin, Rosemary 81
Boyd, Jeanne 77
Boyer, Walter 77
Bradack, Shirley 77
Bradford, Barbara 77
Brazalovics, Janet 77
Breeden, Drema 77
Brecn, Karen 77
Brcnnan, Thomas 77
Breskvar, Michele 77
Brewer, Richard 87
Brczcc, Roger 82
Brigden, Ellen 77
Brimlow, Terry 85
Brown, Jacqueline 77
Brown, Margaret 77
Browning, Cheryl 77
Bruce, Cheryl 77
Brule, Diane 77
Budas, Bonnie 77
Budinsky, Donna 77
Bumgardner, Dan 81
Burich, George 77
Burns, Karen 78
Burris, Linda 78
Bush, Clayton 78
Butko, L. 79
Buto, Carol 78
Caine, William 78
Capretti. Josephine 78
Caputo, Kenneth 78
Carlson, Ellen 78
Carlson, Leslie 77
Carpenter, Gary 78
Carroll, Constance 78
Carroll, Edward 78
Carruthers, Jo-Ell 78
Cavell, Michael 78
Cebron, Linda 81
Ccsnik, Joanne 78
Chaunce, Elaine 78
Chappell, Shirley 78
Cherne, Donald 78
Chiodo, Connee 78
Chiofolo, Marilyn 81
Chopyak, Janis 82
Christopher, Terry 78
Cianelli, Celia 78
Cicco, Rosemary 78
Cinco, Sandra 78
Cipriani, Linda 78
Cirino, Robert 76, 78
Clcmence, Kathleen 84
Clemens, Terry 78
Coleman, Judith 78
Collins, Doris 78
Collins, Jill 78
Collins, Richard 78
Comport, Joann 78
Consilio, Alan 78
Cook, Cheryl 78
Coolidge, Dennis 78
Cornwell, Gloria 78
Corrigan. 86
Covert, Kathleen 78
Cox, Paul 87
Coy, Timothy 87
Coyle, Bruce 81
Cozby, Nancy 86
Craig. Judith 78
Crawford, Barry 78
Creveling, Richard 87
Crone, Norma 78
Czohara, John 78
D'Amico, Michele 77
Dackar, Robert. 77
Dailey, Mary 78
Damberger, Joan 79
Dane, Gregory 78
Daugherty, Geraldine 79
Davis, Frank 86
Davis, Fred 77
Davis, Sandra 79
Dav, Diane 79
DeMell, John 85
De Vanna, Susan 79
De Victor, Allan 78
Deans, Lorraine 79
Debeljak, Patricia 78
Debevec, Marilyn 82
Debevec, Paul 78
Deegan, Patricia 79
Delsanter, Joan 80
Demian, Douglas 78
Di Biasio, Danette 79
Di Donato, Beatrice 79
Di Nardo, Gene 78
Di Puccio, Jean 80
Di Santo, Helen 79
Diulus, Eugene 78
Dobnikar, Magdeline 79
Dombrowski, Anita 79
Domin, Larry 78
Downen, Sharon 79
Dragonette, Jerry 82
Drenik, Sharon 79
Dvornik, Janet 79
Eckenrode, Joseph 79
Eckerman, Dorothy 79
Elliott, Kathleen 79
Ellis, Joyce 79
Emser, Nancy 79
Erzen, Betty' 86
Erzen, Marianne 85
Estvander, Helen 79
Evans, Dale 79
Fabec. Monica 79
Fabritius, Richard 79
Falton, Constance 79
Fende, Andrew 79
Ferrel, Ronald 79
Fleshin, John 78
Focht. Richard 79
Fogel. Helen 80
Fogel. Marilyn 78
Forgione, Frank 79
Forker, Sally 78
Foster, Edward 82
Foster, Glen 79
Fox, Douglas 79
Fox, Linda 78
Frederick, Paul 82
Friedman, Barbara 78
Froom, Sandra 78
Frost, Marjory 78
Frustere, Judy 81
Fuchs, Marlene 78
Fuerst, Ray 87
Gabrenya, Carol 78
Gabriel, Ronald 79
Gainar, Richard 79
Galaida, Linda 78
Gall, Sandra 78
Gant, Bill 79
Garland, David 79
Gasser, Ted 79
Gaster, Donald 79
Gere, Shirley 78
Germovsek, Donna 78
Giegerich, Gary 79
Gilliotti, Thomas 79
Gingell, Bonnie 82
Giordano, Joseph 79
Glass, Richard 82
Click, Brian 79
Goble, Ted 76, 82
Gojak, Mary 80
Colon, Janis 80
Gombach, Sharon 80
Goodwin, Joyce 80
Gorslene, James 78
Gozelinchick, Tom 82
Gozoski, Judy 80
Graafmeyer, John 78
Grable, Lee 78
Green, Mary 80
Greer, Patricia 80
Griffith, Richard 78
Grill, Carol 80
Grillo, Justine 80
Grimm, Elyse 80
Gross, Rosemary 80
Grubac, Donna 80
Guenther, Karen 80
Guild, Sandra 80
Gustetic, Kathleen 82
Guth, Judy 82
Guttmann, Linda 80
Guy, Norman 87
Habian, Anita 80
Hagberg, Robert 78
Hathcrill, 'William 78
Hahn. Beth 80
Hall, Rosemarie 80
Hallack. Judv 80
Haller, Michael 78
Hamilton, Linda 80
Hanes, Edna 80
Hanna, Robin 80
Harper, Gregory 78
Harris, Leslie 80
Harwood, Tom 78
Hashagen, Kimberly 80
Hathaway, Donald 78
Havreberg, Gretchen 8C
Haynes, Eloise 84
Heben. Dari 80
Heckert, Karen 80
Henderson, Diane 80
Henry, Carolyn 80
Herbst, Ronald 78
Hertz, William 78
Hille, Barbara 81
Hobson, William 78
Hobzek, Bruce 82
Hocevar, Judy 81
Hoedt, Cynthia 81
Hoernig, Dennis 80
Hoffman, Carol 81
Hohs, Bernard 80
Holcomb, Beverly 81
Holloway. Jane 81
Holmes. Karen 87
Holwick. Constance 81
Hopkins, Larry 83
Horn, Donna 81
Hornack, Lawrence 80
Horsey, Susan 81
Horton, John 80
Hotchkiss, Mary 81
Houry, Janice 81
Howard, Ronald 80
Howell, Janet 81
Hrovat, Kenneth 80
Hrovat, Ronald 80
Hula, Robert 80
Hull, Donald 80
Humphries, John 80
Hunt, Marian 81
Hurlburt, Patricia 81
Hurwitch, Carl 80
Hylkema, Dan 80
Hyne, Burke 82
Hynes, Mary 81
Ivanko, Joseph 80
Jacabsohn, Jeff 80
Jackson, Robert 80
Janis, Diane 81
Jasky, Alan 80
Jevnikar, Larry 77
Johnson, Marsha 77
Johnson, Robert 80
jonaitis, Kathleen 81
Jones, Bruce 80
Jones, Suzanne 86
Jost, Richard 80
Judice, Edward 80
Kacperski, Dennis 80
Kaczur, Nicholas 80
Kaehler, Richard 80
Kaib, Thomas 80
Kane, Jim 77
Kane, Patricia 81
Kaprosy, David 80
Karash, Richard 80
Karl, Lillian 81
Karpy, Ted 84
Kaselak, Donna 76, 81
Katalenac, Carol 81
333
Kattler, Gary 82
Katz. Marvin 78
Kaval, Elaine 81
Keller. Connie 76, 81
Keller, Gary 81
Kelly, John 81
Kendra, Nadine 81
King, Cheryl 81
King, Dolores 81
King. Gerald 81
King, James 81
King, William 81
Kipp, Linda 81
Kirchner, Barbara 81
Kirk, Berta 82
Kirk, Gabi 81
Kissel, Andrew 81
Kitko, Laureen 81
Klann, Donald 81
Klavora, Brenda 81
Kleinhenz, Dave 81
King, Kenneth 81
Kmetz, Ba-bara 82
Knoch, Jean 81
Knoch, Joyce 81
Knop, Ted 81
Kobe, Donna 81
Koci, Joel 81
Koepke, Karen 77
Kolegar. Kathleen 81
Koller, Richard 81
Komocar, John 81
Komraus, Carl 78
Korosec, Kathy 81
Korthals, Mary 81
Korthals, Rajeanne 81
Kostansek. Marv Ann 81
Kostiha, Jim 77
Kotnik, Joyce 82
Kozlevcar, Judy 81
Krane, Alan 81
Krapence, Carol 81
Krecic, Linda 81
Krince, Kathleen 81
Krotine, Gilbert 80
Krzepina, Jean 81
Kuchling, Edward 81
Kukorelli, Andrew 81
Kulka, Leonard 81
Kump, Diane 81
Lain, John 81
Lakatosh, Richard 81
Lamos, Gary 78
Lang, Gayle 82
Langham, Harry 81
Lanza, Alberta 82
La Porte, Fred 82
La Porte, Susan 81
Larkin, John 81
Larsen, Eric 81
Lasnik, Heidi 82
Leach, Barbara 82
Leake, Rebecca 82
Leber, Marilyn 81
Leeper, Grant 81
Leeper, Janet 82
Lefkowitz, Sheryl 82
Lefor, Pearl 82
Legan, Toni 82
Lellis, Thomas 81
Lemm, Sandra 82
Lemmons, Bill 81
Lenarcic, Vincent 77
Lesiak, Elizabeth 82
Letney, Janis 82
Lewis, Sandra 82
Lewis, Richard 81
Lewis, Richard 82
Liggett, Dan 81
Lilley, Judy 79
Lilley, Margaret 82
Lis, Marilyn 82
Livermore, Karen 82
Lo Conti, Gary 81
Lofgren, Cheryl 82
Logan, Patricia 82
Lokes. Rosann 84
Loncala, Tom 81
Lonchar, Caroline 82
Long, Leslie 82
Lorber, Gary 77
Lorence, David 81
Lorenzo, Michael 81
Lorenzo, Sharon 82
Love, Gary 81
Lovejoy, Darell 81
Lube, Judy 81
Lufflcr, Ralph 81
Luksic. Magdaline 82
Lunder. James 81
Lupas, Gerald 84
Lutsch, John 81
Lyle, Patricia 82
Lynch, Margaret 82
Lyon, Cheryl 85
Mack, Harriet 82
Mack, James 84
Macks, Ronald 81
Madey, Donald 81
Malocic. Carol 82
Malz, Allan 82
Mance, Judy 82
Mangus, Kathryn 82
Mansperger, Marilyn 84
Marincic, Loretta 84
Marino, Joel 82
Marlow, Edward 82
Marthin, Rita 79
Martucci, James 82
Masek, Richard 82
Masek, Ronald 82
Mason, James 82
Matejowski, Nancy 84
May, Terry 82
Maynard, John 83
Mazzei, Martin 85
McCarthy, Judy 82
McDerment, Keith 81
McKee, Linda 82
McKibben, Joyce 82
McKnight, Patricia 82
McLaughlin, Mary 82
• McNab, Nancy 82
Medlen, Joyce 77
Mehls, Linda 84
Mervis, Judith 84
Meyers, Nancy 84
Mika, Jane 84
Miklavcic, Albert 82
Miklavic, Dennis 82
Mikolsky, Dave 80
Mikus, Dennis 82
Milhzzotto, Louis 82
Milavec, James 82
Miller, Larry 79
Miller, Lenore 84
Miller, Linda 84
Miller, Patricia 80
Miller, Richard 82
Miller, William 82
Mills, Barbara 84
Milone, Rosalie 84
Minnillo, Mary Ann 84
Mochan, Dale 82
Mocilnikar, Lynne 84
Modlin, Barbara 83
Mog, Carol 83
Mohoric, Duane 82
Montague, David 82
Montsch, Carol 83
Moore, Cameron 82
Morell, Norma 83
Morgan, David 77
Morgan, Michael 82
Morse, Richard 82
Morse, Sharon 83
Muehleisen, Robert 82
Muir, Gloria 82
Mullenix, Marsha 83
Murdoch, Colin 82
Murphy, Kathy 83
Murphy, Lynn 83
Murray, Cole 82
Musteikis, Ignas 82
Nada, Pamela 83
Nagode, Cynthia 83
Nalepa, Linda 83
Nebe, Jim 82
Nehls, Kathleen 83
Neil, Lu Ann 83
Nemerovsky, Kenneth 82
Nenadal, Carol 84
Nestlerode, Laura 84
Neumore, Jack 82
Newnes, David 83
Norsic, Gerald 84
Nyman, Terrie 84
Ockunzzi, Thomas 84
Ogoreuc, Charlotte 84
Ogrin, Shirley 84
Oiler, Judd 84
Ola, Peter 84
Onderdonk, Leslie 84
Opdahl, Dennis 84
Orehek, Janice 78
Oren, Patricia 84
Orlikowski, John 79
Ormston, Mary 84
Ostkar, Janet 84
Oyaski, Mike 84
Paganie, Mary Lynn 84
Palenschat, Roy 84
Paller, Michael 82
Panichi, Carol 84
Paolo, Albert 83
Papalko, Sharon 84
Papp, Carol 84
Papp, Nancy 78
Parmertor, Bob 83
Patterson, Peggy 84
Patronis, Jordan 83
Patton, Kathleen 84
Paulovcin, Susan 84
Pawlus, Linda 84
Payne, Lynn 80
Pearn, Janet 84
Penny, ^Villiam 80
Perrotti, John 83
Perusek, Kenneth 83
Pesch, Hans 83
Pesec, Edward 83
Peterka. Jacqueline 84
Peters, Cloyd 83
Peters, Gary 83
Peterson, Carol 84
Peterson, Gregory 83
Peterson, Richard 84
Petrochic, Tom 84
Petruzzi, Anthony 84
Petty. Jim 84
Phillips. Nikki 84
Pierce, Jerome 84
Pietro, James 84
Pike, Karen 84
Pinkney, Christopher 84
Piotrowski, Sharon 84
Pirc, Judy 84
Piscopo, Darlene 84
■ Plickert, Thomas 84
Plummer, Tim 84
Powalie, James 84
Powalie, Jerry 84
Powell, Janet 81
Powell, Martha 84
Pozun, John 84
Pratt, Maureen 84
Prijatelj, Robert 84
Pullano, Elayne 82
Pullano, Wayne 79
Pulver, Carol 84
Pungerchar, Shirley 84
Purdy, Thomas 85
Pylick, Sharon 84
Rast, Lenore 84
Reba. Cynthia 84
Rebolt, Jonnie 84
Redding, Patricia 84
Reder, Arthur 84
Redmund, Richard 84
Reed, Gary 84
Reese, Carol 84
Regalbuto, Victoria 85
Reichenbach, John 84
Reinke, William 84
Res, Rae 78
Rhodes, Darlene 82
Richard, Jeric 87
Richardson, Kenneth 8i
Riggs, Ray 84
Ritz, Charlotte 85
Roberts, Linda 85
Robich, Barbara 85
Rochkar, Roberta 85
Rockwell, Sam 84
Rodencic, Sandra 85
Rodgers, Eileen 85
Roesch, Robert 84
Rogers, Linda 85
Roland, Cheryl 85
Roll, David 84
Romano, Donald 84
Romano, Donna 83
Romano, Mike 84
Roschy, Jackie 85
Rose, Janet 85
Ross, Diane 85
Rosipko, James 84
Roth, John 85
Rouse, Jo Ann 77
Rowland, Jane 85
Runyon, Gary 85
Rupar, Margaret 85
Ruuska, Richard 85
Ryder, Laura 85
Sanderson, Roger 85
Santay, Michael 80
Sarama, Roseanne 85
Sarstedt, Ron 85
Saver, Richard 85
Scanlon, Jim 85
Scanlon, Joanne 85
Schaffer, Margo 85
Schaser, John 85
Scheid, Gail 85
Schiemann, Robert 83
Schroeter, John 85
Schuette, Wade 85
Schulte, Jane 85
Scott, John 85
Sedmak, Charlotte 85
Sedmak, David 83
Seguin, Ruth Ann 85
Seifert, Sharon 77
Serkownik, Carol 85
Sernel, Patricia 85
Shaughnessy, Joan 85
Shenkel, James 81
Sheppard, Nancy 85
Sherman. Norbert 85
Sherrill, Linda 85
Shields, Cynthia 85
Shinosky, Denise 87
Shirk, Jo-Anne 85
Shuber, Barbara 82
Siat, Karen 82
Sidman, Carolyn 86
Siedler, Donna 86
Siegel, La Vonne 86
Siford, Howard 85
Sirca, George 83
Sirko, Elaine 86
Sivec, John 85
Skalski, Karen 86
Skeivis, Roberta 86
Skitzki, Madelyn 82
Skoll, Sheila 86
.Skrout, Irma 86
Skully, Marylyn 86
Shiga, Esther 86
Smiciklas, John 79
Smink, Linda 86
334
Smith, C. 78
Smith, Lucille 85
Sncller, William 85
Snyder, Shirley 85
Sowul, Elaine 86
Span, Richard 85
Spate, Dennis 85
Splister, Joyce 86
Spolar, Henry 85
Sporcic, Bill 87
Spring, Barbara 86
Sprochi, Roger 85
Stafford, David 81
Stahre, Thomas 86
Stair, John 84
Stambaugh, Richard 85
Stankiewicz, Suzanne 78
Stanley, Bruce 85
Stanley, Judith 86
Stapleton, Larry 86
Stasienko, Tom 86
Statz, Robert 86
Steagler, Cynthia 86
Steagler, Marcia 86
Steelman, Fred 87
Stegh, Janice 86
Steich, Allan 86
Steinfurth, Carl 86
Steklassa, Terry 86
Stemple, Karen 86
Stepic, Anna 86
Stevenson, Ken 86
Strausbaugh, Judith 86
Strazisar, Margaret 86
Strnad, Joan 86
Strnisha, Linda 86
Stumpf. Roger 83
Sturm, Elaine 86
Substelny, Leo 86
Summers, Dave 86
Surtz, Ronald 86
Sustersic, John Ray 86
Sutton, Darl 86
Sweeney, Kathleen 8f
Sweeney, William 80
Switalsky, Earl 86
Symonds, Robert 86
Snyder, S. 86
Syracuse, Alma 86
Takacs, Ken 86
Tanno, Frank 86
Tarantino, Richard 86
Tartaglia, Phillip 86
Taylor, Ralph 86
Teegardin, Nancy 86
Tegel, James 86
Tekavec, James 86
Tekavec, Margaret 87
Terranova, Estelle 87
Thamer, Linda 87
Fhayer, Dennis 86
Thomas, Patricia 87
Thomasello, Sharon 87
Thompson, David 86
Thorpe, Robert 86
Tiderman, Kenneth 86
Tilk, Robert 86
Tkatch, James 86
Tolchinsky, Paul 87
Tomko. Linda 87
Toward, Steve 87
Traina, Cynthia 87
Tramte, Beverly 87
Tramte, Dennis 87
Traven, Dale 87
Travcn, Louise 82
Traxler, Margaret 87
Trivisonno. Carmela 87
Truskolaski, Barbara 87
Tucceri, Joseph 84
Tucceri, Sandra 87
Turk, Kathleen 87
Twrick, Bob 78
Twombly, Lester 87
Ulle, Frances 87
Ulle, Katherine 87
Ulle, Nancy 87
UUestad, Jim 87
Unick, Elizabeth 87
Urankar, Judith 87
Urbancek, Amber 87
Urbancic, Geraldine 87
Urbanick, Joseph 87
Uronis, Leonard 87
Usalis, Robert 87
Vahcic, Laura 87
Van Ooyen, Ray 79
Van Tilburg, Dennis 82
Vatty, Rosemary 87
Vend, Jerome 87
Verbic, Marilyn 87
Verner, George 87
Vernick, Cheryl 87
Vesey, Kenneth 87
Vocaturo, Maria 80
Von Rekowski, Sigrid 87
Vovko, Marie 87
Votilo, Gerald 87
Vrh, David 87
Waltermire, Dale 87
AValters, Tom 87
^Vasenda, Marion 87
AVatts, Steven 87
Watts, Susan 87
\\'ebb, Carol 87
AVeber, Michael 87
^Veeks, Madonna 81
^Vehrlc. Ellen 87
■\Velsh, Peter 77
AVerley. Beverly 87
\Vervey, Frances 87
Whitaker. Geoffrey 87
Whitely, Kathleen 87
Whittaker, Joan 87
^Vichert, John 87
Wicks, Joseph 87
Wilber, Donald 87
Wilkes, Diane 85
Wilkinson, Jackie 78
Williams, Sandra 78
Williams. Warren v87
Willson, Susan 82
Wilson, Jack 87
Winder, Craig 87
■\Virick, John 79
Wittine, Laura 87
^V'ohlegemuth, Nicole 81
Wolanski, Mary 87
Wolanski, Walter 87
Wolf, Alan 87
Wolf, Penny 87
Wrenn, Jeanne 87
Wright, Phillip 87
Wright, Susan 87
Yager, Sue Ann 87
Yager, Veronica 87
Yanchar, Leonard 87
Yanni, Anthony 87
Yanni, Josephine 87
Yeray, Nancy 87
Yoger, Diane 87
Young, Denise 87
Young, Doris 87
Zadnik, Anton 87
Zanghi, CatheriTie 87
Zanyk, Gayle 80
Zdanowicz, Sandra 87
Zdara, Joanne 87
Zielaskiewicz, Vickie 82
Zifko, Martin 83
Zimmerman, Carol 81
Zurlo, Connie 79
Zust, Linda 77
JUNIOR INDEX JUNIOR INDEX JUNIOR INDEX JUNIOR INDEX JUNIOR INDEX JUNIOR INDEX JUNIOR
Abbott, Anne 33, 154
Adams, Douglas 127
Adams, Sheila 127
Adams, William 127
Agrast, Sanford 127
Akraboff, Peter 127
Albertone, Terese 127
Albertsen, Kathy 127
Alvcs, Gordon 127
Amato, Paulette 127
Andreson, Carol 127
Anderson, David 127
Angelo, Linda 133
Antonacci, Eugene 127
Apolski, Sharon 127
Applequist, Barbara 127, 177, 186
Armstrong, Robert 67,111,127
Ashley, Ronald 127, 150, 176, 188
Aspinwall, Michael
Aufmuth, Susan 127
Austin, Robert 127
Avery, Loretta 127
Bahr, Susan 71, 127, 154, 172,
186
Bailey, Dennis 127
Bailey, Ronald 111, 127
Baker, Jacquelyn 127
Baldini, Carol 127, 154, 184
Balsley, Mary 71, 127, 154, 170,
186
Bartholomew, Jeff 90, 115, 127,
158
Bassett, Harry 127
Baur, Rodger 129
Baxter, Donna 129, 180
Beal, Barbara 128
Bcdnar, Neil 128
Beechuk, Jo 129, 154, 169, 184
Beery, Margo 125, 127, 128, 157,
158, 177, 178
Bell, Diane 129,161,176
Bell, Susan 127, 129, 166
Bell, Thomas 182
Bender, Judy 141,184
Bennett, Donna 128
Bernstein, Dick 128
Beyer, Erene 71,129
Biello, Joseph 64, 68, 129
Biondi, Alan 128
Birchak, John 70, 128
Bishop, Karen 137
Bizily, Dale 96, 129, 168, 172, 174
Bizosky, Toip 96, 129
Blak^ley, Donna 128, 182
Blanc, William 128, 150
Blassingame, Janet 129
Blatnick, Richard 129, 172, 186
Boag, William 128, 186
Boczek, Gloria 129
Boehmer, Charlotte 128, 154, 172
Bokar, Janet 129, 154
Bonar, Lawrence 128
Borowski, John 128
Bowen, Richard 90, 92, 128, 158,
169, 174
Boyce, Lud 128
Boyton, Jon 72, 128
Bradshaw, Cheryl 128
Brady, Kevin 128
Brain, Sally 128, 154, 172, 186
Brancae, Marguerite 73, 128
Brandich, Charlene 128
Breen, John 128
Brandt, Gretchen 128, 154, 177,
178, 186
Brendorfer, Lynn 128
Brennan, Robert 108, 141
Bricelj, Maryse 128
Briggs, Janet 128
Brock, Linda 143
Bromley, Diane 128, 154
Broos, William 128
Brougher, Donald 128
Brown, Betty 128
Brown, Lauren 137, 154
Brown, Richard 128
Brown, Russell 128
Brown, Thomas 128
Byrant. Patricia 128
Bubonics, David 128
Buchar, Barbara 128, 154
Buchwald, Sandra 128
Budas, John 128
Buehner, Kathelyn 128, 184, 188
Burger, Beverly 73, 128, 176
Burger, Terri 121,128
Burgin, Asbury 96, 104, 128, 180
Burlison, Bill 132
Burroughs, Thomas 128, 157,
158, 165
Busch, Tom 128
Calvert, Sandy 71, '29, 154, 170,
186
Campagna. Thomas 128
Campana, Juliana 68, 129, 161
Campbell, Charles 90, 128
Capretti, Ernest 129
Carlson, James 67
Carlson, Jeff 135
Carlson, John 128,188
Carmany, Robert 65, 68, 129
Carpenter, Jon 129
Carr, Jack 96, 129, 174
Carroll, Patricia 129
Carroll, Robert 129
Carter, Robin 139
Cetaratti, Irene 129
Cefaratti, JoAnn 129
Cergol, Maxine 129, 154
Cercek, Linda 129
Cergol, Maxine 129
Chakirelis, Harry 143
Chylla, Patricia 71, 129, 184
Clarke, David 72, 129
Clarke, Therese 143
Clink, Laverne 129
Cohen, Lawrence 129
Conrad, Wendy 71, 129, 154, 172,
176, 186
Consla, Josephine 71,129
Code, Susan 129
Cook, Joel R. 67, 129
Corrigan, Kathleen 71, 121, 129
Cozart, Carol 123
Cox, Gregory 96, 157, 158, 165
Cresson, Carolyn 172, 176, 186
335
L^e
DeFranco, Peter 68
DeMore, Claire 132
Deviney, Margaret 182
DeWitt, Joseph 104, 135
Dagley, Catherine 136
Daugherty, Diane 154
Davis, Margaret 154, 161
Davis, Nancy 140
Debelak, Judith 177,186
Deely, James 104
Deister, Paula 71, 154
Delsanter, Janet 154,184
Dibartolomeo, Andy 138
Dickinson, Leona 68
Dilworth, Patrice 154
Doley, Shanna 73
Doyle, Margaret 154
Draxler, Beverly 158
Dreher, Ernest 135
Duncan, Penny 182
Eaglen, Lemuel 146, 172, 182
Eeckhout, Jean 136
Engeike, Glenn 96
Eppich, Cynthia 65, 68, 154, 172,
186
Everett, George 140
Ezzo, Pamela 143
Faint, Harry 64, 65, 68, 90, 92,
153
Federico, Patricia 71, 127, 154,
180, 186
Fields, Martha 71, 170, 171, 172,
186, 188
Fike, Dorothy 64, 186
Fleasgarten, Carolyn 133
Flowers, James 72
Focareto, Michael 133
Foerste, David 133
Fordyce, Linda 71, 133, 154, 158,
186
Fowler, Karen 123, 133, 150, 154,
186
Fox, Francine 71,133
Fox, Herbert 133
Foy, Sarah 139
Francis, Gerald 133
Frazee, Jack 133
Friedel, Jeanne 133
Fuller, Richard 132
Gabalac, Pamela 133
Gadus, Loretta 133
Galco, Mary 133
Gale, Gary 133,188
Gallagher, Paul 140
Gaster, Laddie 133
Geddes, Howard 133
Geiger, Mark 133
Germ, Edward 141
Germano, Anthony 133
Gerzeny, Linda 72, 133, 154
Gezann, Alan 133
Geyer, Maureen 133
Gilkerson, James 96, 133, 174
Gislason, Cheryl 133
Gislason, Sandra 133
Glenn, Helen 133
Goldlust, Keith 133, 150, 181
Golobic, Rosemary 142
Gooch, Anthony 133
Gorsha, Arlene 132
Goslee, Noel 64, 132, 166, 168,
169, 172
Gospodarich, June 127
Goyanes, Leo 133
Grapatin, Dale 133
Gray, Evelyn 136, 184
Grdolnik, Gayle 132
Green, Robert 133
Greitzer, Martin 132
Griffin, Dennis 132
Grill, Marlene 132
Grinstead, Jim 96, 142, 174
Grisard, Susan 132, 146, 154, 186
Gron, Frank 138
Grugel, Lome 132
Gugliotta, Rita 132
Gutka, Joane 132,154,158,186
Hadarich, Madeline 132, 184. 186
Haigh, Russell 132
Hale, William 68, 140
Hall, Dennis 96, 104, 132
Hall, Laura 132
Halus, Carol 176, 184
Hamilton, Jack 96, 132
Hamilton, Susan 132
Haney, ^Valter 132
Hanks, Nancy 132
Harps, Ronald 132
Harriman, Robert 127
Harris, Diane 133,186
Harris. Sandra 132
Hart, Cynthia 71,132
Hart, John 142
Hartnett. Ann 132, 172
Hasko, John 135
Hasto, Margaret 140, 154. 161
Hearn, Karen 178
Hehr, Cheryl 133
Helmink, James 132
Hendy, Roy 132
Hiebel. Stephanie 158
Highland, Charles 132
Hillegas, Jack 67,133
Hiller, Phyllis 184
Hitty, Joann 68,132
Hlabse, Albert 132
Hlabse, Joe 141
Hobzek. Mark 72, 133
Hoedt, Dianna 68. 133
Hollar, ^Villiam 133
Hoppert. Donald 90, 133
Horvath, Loralie 64, 65, 132, 154
Hotchkiss, Richard 67, 132, 146,
180
Houck, WilUam 108, 133, 176
Howard, John 133, 172
Howe. Sally 133.150
Hrnyak, Daniel 132
Hrovat. Lvnne 132.161
Hudec, Donald 133,188
Hudec, Roland 132, 174
Hummon, Carolyn 133. 154, 186
Humphries, Brian 67, 90
Humphrey, Charles 133
Hunt, James 133
Ingram, Merry Anne 14, 72, 120,
121, 134
Inman, Bernadette 134
Ipavec, Portia 134, 154
Irwin, Gloria 134
Iwanski, Carol 134
Jaffray, Patricia 134
Jambor, Karen 134, 150
Janitz, Carol 64, 134
Jedlicka, Woodrow 134
Jennrich, Gary. 141
Jerjev, Jeanne 154
Jerkic, Sonja 68, 125, 132, 168,
172
Jernejcic, Frank 104, 134, 174
Johns, Allen 135
Jones, Tim 134
Jerjev, Joanne 134
Kalinowski, Marv 135, 154, 177
Kapsch, Jack 143
Kaston, Nancy 154, 166, 172, 184
Kasunic. Donna 135, 154
Katarnik, Nancy 68, 135
Kauffman, Allene 135
Kennedy, Kirk 132
Kerestes, Charlotte 123. 135, 177
Kermavner, Robert 134
King, Barbara 135, 184
Kinn, Eileen 129
Kintz, Sharon 135
Kirchwehm, Harry 111,134
Kish, Georgeann 135
Klemencic, Philanne 135, 154
Klevay, Carol 135, 150
Kneale, James 108, 134, 176, 188
Kneiss, Jacqulyn 142
Kochevar, Fred 143
Koenig, Jeanette 141, 154, 158,
161
Koeth, Gilbert 134
Kokely, Shirley 135
Komar. Marion 134
Konte, Erika 135
Koren, Steve 143
Kosman, James 125, 135
Kovach, John 115, 135
Kovach, Robert 90, 135, 174, 186
Kovacs, Catherine 137
Kovacs, Elayne 134, 161
Kovic, Judith 134
Kozak, Joan 135
Kraft, Robert 57, 135
Kramer, Barbara 134, 172, 186
Kramer, Joseph 127, 154
Krainer, Judith 128, 154
Kranz, Victor 135
Krapenc, Janet 134,158,177,184
Kreit, Theodore 96, 135
Kren, James 135
Kristoff, Carol 141
Kristy, Kenneth 134
Kromar, Ronald 135
Krome, Geraldine 134, 146, 154,
172
Kuharik, Rosemary 134, 154
Langlois, Gary 108, 127
Lanning, Charles 88, 96, 115, 117,
135
Lapuh, Ronald 135
Laukiavich, Marie 135, 154
Lausche, Robert 135
Lavo, Dianne 135
Leber, Blair
Leber, David 134
Leber, Michael 104, 135, 158, 186
Lee, Richard 135
Lees, Charles 134
Lege, Linda 136, 148, 154, 169,
i86
Leland. Robert 139
Leppert, Charles 96,115.134
Lerz, Mario 135
Lesiak, Julia 64,136
Leskovec, Judith 136,154
Likovic, Gerald 134
Lindic, Linda 133
Lindquist, Nancy 136, 154, 169,
170, 184
Lipnicki. Steve 139
Lipstreu, Roger 68, 135
Liptak, Diane 136
Locker, Joyce 136,184,188
Loeding, Orville 67, 136
Long, Linda 136,166
Loope, Linda 71, 136, 150, 181,
186
Love, Kathy 136
Lovejoy, Alvina 136
Lowe, Virginia 136, 154
Lukat, Diane 136, 154, 186
Lunder, Jacqueline 71, 136, 154,
158
Lutz, Karen 136, 186
Lybarger, Kathy 51, 136, 148,
154, 177, 186
Lyman, Don 136,182
McCulloch, Donna 136
McGarry, Judith 136
McGraw, Mary 136,177
McGregor, Lynn 136
Mclntyre, Jackie 136, 154
McKee. James 136
McKinlev, Barbara 136
Maaswinkel, Donald 115, 136,
159
Mack, Mary 136
MacKave, Eugene 136
Maeder, Brian 111, 136, 150
Mahany, Priscilla 130, 186
Maher, Chris 136
Major, Wanda 136,154
Makowski, Barbara 136
Maloney, Tim 132
Malz, Jack 136
Mance, Robert 136
Mandalla, Carol 142
Mansperger, Clare 68, 90, 104,
136
Mantel, Jim 138
March, William 68,136
Maresh, Carolyn 71, 136, 148,
154, 158, 168, 172, 186
Markatos, Michael 136
Markley, Theodore 136, 166
Marmash. Rosemary 136, 154,
184, 186
Marn, Cheryl 136
Marolt, Norman 136
Martin, Catherine 136, 154, 186
Marzi, Joan 136
Mason, Gary 136
Mason, Judith 137
Mastro, Paul 136
Mauser, Eileen 137
Mausser, Annette 133,154
Mazi, Frank 138
Mazzei, Michael 96, 136
Meall, Sondra 137
Medved, Robert 136
Menart, Joanne 139
Mervar, Jerilynn 133
Mihaly, Diana 122, 137, 158
Mihaly, Donna 137
Mijacek, Nancy 137, 176, 186
Miklausich, Valerie 137
Milan, Fletcher 136
Milavec, Margaret 137, 154
Milavec, Philip 136
Miller, Geraldine 137, 184
Miller, Jo Beverly 137
Miller, Sandra 137, 154, 177
Misick, Philip 136
Mooney, Larry 136
Morgenthaler, Carl 136
Morton, Diana 139
Mrowca, Jim 132
Mulford, Carole 137
Mulligan. Mary 136, 146
Murphy, Roger 90, 115, 136, 148,
159, 174
Murphy, Thomas 90, 115, 136,
148, 159, 174
Myles, William 64, 68, 136
Nason, Les 136
Naujoks, Paul 136
Naylor, Sandra 64, 137
Neat, Elizabeth 71, 137, 154
Needs, Thomas 136
Neola, Peter 132
Nesbett, David 136
Nixon, Maureen 137
Novak, Joyce 138,154
Novotny, Shirley 138, 186
Nurmi, Linda 138, 158, 186
Oblak, Frank 136
Oelsner, Roswitha 138, 148, 154,
184, 186
Offak, Emily 138, 154, 184
Olah, Barbara 137
Olah, ^ViIliam 73, 138
Olesky, Thomas 104,137,169
Omanski, Daniel 137
Opdahl, Bruce 128
Orazen, Michael 96, 104, 137, 174
Orebaugh, Carelton 137, 168, 188
Orr, James 137
Ostrowski, Gary 128
Owen, Laura 71, 138, 154
Oznorvich, Steve 140
Palechek, Robert 96, 115, 137,
174
Paiko, Joyce 138
Palumbo, Rosetta 138
Panstares, George 137
Paolella, Michael 127, 137
Paolucci, Gus 188
Papesh, Don 140
Papp, Judith 71, 127, 138, 154
Pappas, Betsy 71, 138, 154
Paradiso, Vikki 139
Parker. Robert 90, 137, 174
Perko, Thomas 137
Peters, James 137, 174
Peters, Joel 137
Peterson, Eric 138, 186
Petrolewicz, Sidney 138
Petrou, John 138
Picciano, Charles 138
Pickett, Janice 138, 154, 182
Pierce, Harry 96, 108, 138, 174
Pike, Joyce 138, 153, 166
Piper, Catherine 64, 65, 68, 138,
148, 172
Platzer, Susan 138
Pleichner, Joseph 138
Plescia, Patricia 138
Plesec, Tom 134
Plestis, PhiUip 104, 138
Plesz, Mary 138
Podobnikar, Donald 64, 68, 138
Podwils, Donald 138
Poese, Louise 72, 120, 121, 139,
148, 177
Polanc, John 90, 104, 138, 174
Polls, Geraldine 139
Pollack, Joseph 138
Popiolek, Catherine 139, 177,
178, 184
Potochnik, Frank 138
Potokar, Kenneth 90, 104, 138,
188
Poulin, Christine 143
Powell, Wayne 90, 138
Pratt, Gayle 139
Preskar, Rick 138
Price, John 96, 139
Prokopovich, Marie 71, 139, 154,
186
Pugliese, John 139
Puncoh, Gail 139
Purtill, Kathleen 139
Pufney, Albert 140
Quigley, Paul 'l39
Rabun, Alice 139, 182
Racker, Richard 90, 174
Radwanick, Mary Ann 139, 154
Rankar, Richard 139
Rakas, Nancy 139, 169. 186
Ramona, Joseph 68, 139
Randolph, Rollin 139
Randt, John 108, 139, 174, 176
Rath, John 138
Raymond, Bonnie 139
Reba, Lorene 139
Rechner, James 139
Rechner, Steven 96,139
Redmond, Suzanne 139, 154
Reed, Douglas 96,111,139
Rees, Linda 139, 154, 186
Reichenbach, Harold 96, 99, 115,
116, 117, 139
Reider, Joh n 1 1 1 , 1 39, 1 86, 1 88
Reider, Margaret 139
Reider, Scottie 71
Renko, James 139
Renner, James 139
Repasy, William 138
Reynolds, Donald 138
Ricksecker, Ruth 139, 154
Ritter, Lucy 138, 154
Robinson, David 138
Rogell, Ronald 138
Roma. Martelle 123, 139, 184
Ronke, Robert 138
Rose, Henry 73
Rosenblatt, Paula 139
Rositano, Lloyd 104, 139
Roskoph, Sharon 139
Rossidivita, Judith 139
Rothrock, George 139
Routzshn, Marsha 133
Rowles, Elizabeth 138
Ruple, Thomas 139
Rupert, Dennis 135
Ruscin, Joseph 138
Russ, Albert 139
Russ, Thomas 73, 138
Ryan, James 140
Reba, Lorene 127
Ryder, Scottie 139, 154
Sabath, John 140
Sajna, Elaine 135, 154
Santorelli, Marilyn 138
Sawyer, Thomas 140
Sceranka, Elaine 123, 138, 158,
177
Schade, Sue 139, 186, 188
Scheufler, J. 141
Scheve, Linda 140, 154, 158, 172,
186
Scheid, Linn 139
Schenck, Barton 68, 140
Schieb, Hermine 140
Schmcnk, -William 90, 140, 174,
188
Schneider, Edward 139
Schuler, Robert 140
Schultz, Janet 140
Schultz, Jeanette 140
Scolaro, Urban 96. 104, 140
Seaman, Richard 140
Sears, Patricia 140, 161
Sebock, Joseph 141
Sedcrholm. William 141, 174
Sedusky, Carol 140, 154, 186
Semenik, John 140
Shambaugh, Patricia 140
Sharp, Donald 140
Sharp, Jeff 140
Shaw, James 141
Shepard. Barbara 140
Shirk, Kimball 141
Sikora, Marie 71, 140
Simmer, Joseph 136
Simmons, Samuel 136
Simon, Dorothy 140
Simpson. Laura 140. 148, 166.
168. 169, 172, 186. 188
Slater, Karlene 141
Slauta, Janet 141
Sluga, Allen 141
Smith, James 141
Smith, Glenn 127
Smith, Pauline 141, 158, 184
Smolic, John 141
Snow, Vicki 141, 184
Snyder, Anthony 96, 141
Sobe, Donald 132
Soeder, Cheryl 141
Sokol. Elaine 141, 154
Somich, Carolyn 141, 154
Somrak, James 141
Somrak. Linda 141
Sotka, Donald 141
Southworth, William 127
Spalek, Eileen 141,154,169
Spall, Betty 140, 166
Spokas, Daniel 141
Springer, Annastachia 141
Springer, Marvin 140
Springer, Terry 140
Stanek, Joyce 141,184
Stanton, Gary 141
Statz, Carl 140
Stauffer, Randall 51,73,90,140,
174
Stefanchik, Marlene 141
Stefanko, Sylvia 141, 150, 154,
159, 186
Steinhoff, Penny 135
Sternan, Roberta 141
Stillinger, Jeanette 71, 140, 180
Stinson, John 90, 92, 140, 174
Stock, Donna 141,177
Stoiber, Thomas 140
Stojetz, Sharon 141, 154
Stoneback, Nancy 68, 140, 148
Stone, Karen 140
Strainick. Michael 140
Strang. Barbara 141
Strazier. Janet 140
Strekal, -Walter 140
Strong. Allan 140
Stross, Suzanne 134, 154, 186
Struna, Daniel 141
Strunge. Linda 128
Sulak. Stephen 140
Summers. Raymond 134, 150
Sumph. George 134
Sumrada. Phillip 141
Svekric. Beverly 141
Svekric. Fred 140
Sweeney, Katharine 129
Sweeney. Sallv 140
Swindall. Robert 140
Swisher. Richard 1 1 1 . 1 40. 1 76
Svmonds. AVilliam 96, 143
Szabo. Robert 143
Szaras, Richard 132
SzilagT,i. John 143
Tabor. Michael 143
Tarantino, Sandra 141. 154, 177
Taylor. Leslie 143, 172
Taylor, Robert 70, 133
Teitelbaum. Sandra 141
Tekavec. James 143
Temple. Robert 96, 143
Templeton. Roderick 143
Tercek. Barbara 141, 158, 186
Terras, Peggy
Terrizzi, Kathleen 129
Tharp, Judith 72, 143, 148, 168,
169, 172, 186
Theodosian, Melanie 71, 143
Thronberens. Jane 143
Tipping, Mary
Tumbry, Steve 134
Torter, Robert 102, 104, 143,
158, 188
Tosti, Tetina 136
Toth, Marguerite 143
Toth, Marilyn 143
Trauger. Barbara 71, 143, ,154
170, 171
Trennel, Elizabeth
Trentel, Geraldine
Trobenter, James 143
Troka, Mike 133
Tucker, Thomas 143, 172
Tuckerman, Kathy 67, 143, 148,
169, 186
Turk, Cheryl 143, 154, 172
Turk, Dorothy 143
Turk. Pamela 143, 168
Tutolo, Ray 135
Tyjewski, Diane 143
Tyjewski, Stan 134
Ulepic, Joseph 143
Urbancic, William 143
Ursini, Joe 143
Vaccariello, Paul 143, 188
Vaccariello, Rosemary 143, 154,
186
Vagasky, Carolyn
Vandetti. Patrick 143
Van Scoder, Cora 132
Vargo, Donald 73, 142
Verhotz, Robert 142
Vesey, Evelyn 142
Viburs, John 142
Vidensek, Barbara 71, 142, 154,
Vidmar, James 90, 142, 174
Vidusich, Paula 71, 127, 142, 186
Vislockv, Linda 72, 142, 161
Vitanza, Diane 142, 184
Vonsick, Robert 142
Vukcevic. Douglas 96, 104, 142,
148
Vukcevic, Janice 71, 142, 158,
172, 174
Wagner, Dolores
Wagner, Myrtle 72, 142, 148
Waldron, Patricia 142
Wallace. Allen 90. 142
^Valsh. Donna 142
■Walters, Kenneth 96, 142, 174
■Watson, Sharon 142
Watson, Terry 127
Watterman, Patricia 142, 154,
188
Webbe, Julia 138
Weiss, Carl 142
Westerfield. Gaye 142, 154
Wheeler, Douglas 96, 142
Whelan, Kenneth
Wick, Virginia 142, 154, 186
Wickes, Glenn 108, 142, 176
Wilcox, Patricia 154, 161
Wilcoxon, Barbara 143, 170, 177,
186
Wilke, Elsie 143, 186
Will, Alice 71, 143, 154, 177, 186
\Villiams, Nora 143
Wilson, Sue 143, 172
Wilson, Terry 72, 142
Wiltshire. Donald 142, 172, 173
Winet, Alison 143, 159, 176
Winters, Michael 142
Witzke. Marsha 71,143
Wohlgemuth. Terry 96, 142
Wood. Randolph 73, 142
Worgull, James 143
■Wotsch, Andrew 143
Wright, John 67, 143
Wyban, John 143
Yabroff, Stanley 96, 143, 174
Yanchar. Suzanne 143
Yane. Kathleen 73
Yapel, Peggy 143
Y'atsko, Ronald
Yednock, John 143
York, Thomas 143
Zatfiro, William 143
Zeravica, William 127, 143, 158
Zettl, Gustav 139
Zigman. Joseph 143
Zimmerman. James 148, 150
Zimmerman, John 143
Zola. Margo 71, 143, 148, 150,
154, 177, 186
Zorman, Janice 132
Zupancic, Bernice 143
337
SENIOR INDEX SENIOR INDEX SENIOR INDEX SENIOR INDEX SENIOR INDEX SENIOR INDEX SENIOR
JOYCE L. ADKiNS; F.T.A. 4: Girls Glee Club
2; Euclid Choir 3, 4; Friendship Club 2, 3, 4;
Linguist Club 3. 71, 154, 186, 194.
RHODA LYNN AHEY; F.T.A. 3, 4; World
Affairs 4: Majorette Club 3; Girl's Glee Club
2; Euclid Choir 3; G.A.A. 2, 3; Friendship Club
2, 3, 4; Cabinet 3, 4; Honor Study Hall 2, 4;
Pep Club 3; Euclidian Rep. 4. 146, 155, 186, 194.
RONALD K. ALEXANDER, Buggs: Student
Council 2; Honor Study Hall 2, 3; Wrestling 2;
Track 3; Hall Guard 3; Foreman's Club 4. 194.
DL\NE M. ALjANCIC, Diane: Cheerleader 2;
Girl's Glee Club 2, 3; Big Show Cast 2, 3, 4;
G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Survey Rep. 2; Friendship Club
2; Honor Study Hall 2; Pep Club 3, 4; Hall
Guard 2, 3; Panther Mascot 4. 121, 194.
JAMES JOHN ALJANCIC; Basketball 2. 194.
HELEN CONSTANCE ALLAR, Connie; I.Q.S.
4; F.T.A. 2, 3, 4; Majorette Club 2, 3; Euclidian
Business Staff 4; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Friendship Club
3; Honor Study Hall 4; Hall Guard 3. 61, 164,
186, 194, 207.
MARIE E. ALLCHIN; Junior Red Cross 2;
G.A.A. 2: Friendship Club 2, 3; Honor Study
Hall 3; Hall Guard 2. 194.
♦ROBERT MAICOMBE ALLOWAY; N.H.S.
4; I.Q.S. 2, 3, 4; N,\.SS l, I; ,Swim Club 2, 3;
Key Club 2, 3, 4: Sd. me Snninar 2, 3, 4; Senior
Scandal; Co-Ediloi , I; .Mom, C:lub 3,4; Survey
Business Staff 2. :l, 1; l-iuuyo 2, 3, 4; Cross
Country 4; Letterni.m I: Swiiiuning 2, 3, 4; Co-
Capt. 4: Letternian 3, 1; Lcttcrman's Club 3, 4;
Hall Guard 3. 90, 108, 148, 152. 166, 170, 172,
174, 188, 194.
HENRY W. ALTENWEG, Henry; Football 2;
Cross Coimtry 3, 4; Letternian 3, 4; Wrestling 2,
3, 4; Letternian 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Letternian
2, 3, 4;Letternian's Club 4; Honor Study Hall 3;
Hall Guard 3. 90, 92, 93, 104, 174, 194.
JAMES FRANK ALTKNECHT, Jinjbo: Bowl-
ing 3. 194.
LEONA N. AMATO, Lee: Student Council 2:
G.A.A. 2, 3; Friendship Club 2, 3: Honor Study
Hall 2; Pep Club 3; Hall Guard 3. 194, 230.
WILLIAM ANTHONY AMATO, Bill: Baseball
3; Hall Guard 4. 194.
ALLAN ANDERSON, Bulch. 194.
*NED PAUL ANDER.SON; N.H.S. 3, 4; I.Q.S.
4; Student Council 3; Euclidian Editorial Staff
4; A.sst. Literary Editor 4; Key Club 2; Spectrum
3, 4; Math Club 4; Science Seminar 2, 3; Chess
Team 2, 3, 4; Tennis 3, 4; Letterman 4; Golf
3; Class Cabinet 4; Spirit's Club 4; Hall Guard
3. 93, 149, 160, 162, 163, 172, 194, 241.
LYNN CAROL ANDREWS; World Affairs 4;
Girl's Glee Club 2; Euclid Choir 3, 4; G.A.A. 2,
4; Friendship Club 4. 71, 194.
MARY JANE ANDRULIS; Transferred to
Euclid in Sr. Y'ear. 195.
RICHARD V. ARCHBOLD, Archie. 195.
DAVID LEE ARMSTRONG, Dave. 195.
*CATHLEEN MARYLANE ARNOLD, Cathie;
N.H.S. 3, 4; N.I.L. 2; I.Q.S. 3, 4; F.T.A. 2, 3, 4;
Historian 3; President 4; Majorette Club 3, 4;
Majorette 4; Girl's Glee Club 2; Euclid Choir
3: Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Fall Play Cast 2; Big Show
Cast 2, 4; G.A..\.. 2, 3, 4; Survey Editorial Staff
2, 3, 4; Reporter 2; Copy Reader 3; Copy Editor
4; Eucuyo 3, 4; Pep Club 3; Linguist Club 3, 4.
123, 149, 168, 172, 186, 195, 220.
*WILLIAM E. ATTAMANTE, Bill; N.H.S. 3,
4; N.A.S.S. 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Letternian 2,
3, 4; Capt. 4; Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Letterman 2, 3,
4; Track 2, 3, 4; Letterman 2, 3, 4; Letterman's
Club 2, 3, 4; Class Vice President 2; Honor Study
Hall 2; Hall Guard 2, 4. 96, 97, 104, 174, 195.
JOAN AUTEN; Ad Club 2, 3; G.A.A. 2; Friend-
ship Club 2; I'alent Scouts E. H. S. 3. 195.
KAREN yVVERY, Karen; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Friend-
ship Club 2, 3, 4; Honor Study Hall 3; Hall
Guard 2, 3. 4. 154, 195.
GARY FRED BACNIK; World Affairs 4;
Wrestling 2, 3. 195.
LARRY R. BACNIK; F.T.A. 4; Sec. 4; Eucuyo
4; Honor Study Hall 4; Senior Scandal; Play
Night Cast 3. 166, 195.
KAREN SUE BAHR; G.A.A. 2; Friendship Club
2, 3, 4; Honor Study Hall 3. 196.
*NANCY BAILEY, Beetle: N.H.S. 3, 4; I.Q.S.
3, 4; F.T.A. 2, 3; World Affairs 2; Student
Council 4; Majorette Club 3; Girl's Glee Club
2, 3; Choral Masters 4; Big Show Cast 2, 3, 4;
Survey Business Staff 3, 4; Business Mgr. 4;
Friendship Club 2; Girl's Leaders Club 3, 4;
Class Treasurer 4; Hall Guard 2; Spirit's Club
4; Senior Assembly; Prom Committee 4. 160,
171, 173, 177, 196.
DAVID WALTER BAIRD, Farmer; Transferred
to Euclid in Sr. Year. 196.
ED-^VARD ALAN BAJEC, Eddie: Swimming 2.
196.
RONALD CHARLES BALL, Ron: Foreman's
Club. 4. 188, 196.
CAROL A. BALOGH, Carol: Junior Red Cross
2; G.A.A. 2; Honor Study Hall 3; Hall Guard
2; Friendship Club 2, 3. 196.
*KATHERINE ELLEN BALSLEY, Kate:
N.H.S. 4; I.Q.S. 4; F.T.A. 3, 4; Secretary 4;
World Affairs 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 3; Vice Presi-
dent 4; Euclid Choir 3; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Swvey
Business Staff 4; Asst. Ads Mgr. 4; Eucuyo 2, 3,
4; Circ. Mgr. 4; Friendship Club 2, 4; Senior
Scatidal; Spectrum 3, 4: Linguist Club 3, 4; Pep
Club 3. 146, 148, 166, 170, 186, 196.
*MICHAEL J. BATHORY, Mike: N.H.S. 3, 4;
N.A.S.S. 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Vice
President 4; Conmiittees 2. 3, 4; Key Club 2;
Survey Business Staff 2; Treasurer 2; Rep. 2;
Cross Country 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Letter-
man 3, 4; Track 2, 4; Letterman's Club 3, 4;
Spirit's Club 4; President 4; Buckeye Boy's
State Rep. 3; Science Seminar 2. 90. 115, 117,
149, 157, 158, 160, 174, 196.
IILLENE JOYCE BATES, Jill; World Affairs
3; G.A.A. 2, 3; Friendship Ciub 2, 3, 4; Cabinet
2, 3, 4; Ushering 2; Hall Guard 2, 3. 155, 196.
DENISE BATT; Transferred to Euclid in Jr.
Year. 196.
JANICE CAROL BAUM, Jan; Movie Club 3,
4, 182, 196.
■*CHARLES STEVEN BAYER, Chuck; N.H.S.
4; I.Q.S. 4; Survey Echtorial Staff 2, 3, 4; Honor
Study Hall 3, 4; Cross Country 3, 4; Track 3, 4;
Letterman 3. 90, 148, 169, 172, 174, 196, 259.
JUDY ANN BECK; Transferred to Euclid in
Jr. Year. 196.
THOMAS A. BECKWITH, Goofy. 196.
•NORMAN E. BEEKE, Norm: N.H.S. 3, 4;
I.Q.S. 4; Camera Club 4; Euclidian Editorial
Staff 4; Photographer 4; Key Club 3; Eucuyo 4;
Spectrum 3, 4; Senior Scandal; Tennis 2, 3;
Honor Study Hall 3, 4. 54, 149, 152, 162, 163,
166, 172, 182, 197, 224.
RICHARD CHARLES BELJAN, Dick; Swim
Club 2; Swimming 2, 3, 4; Capt. 4; Letterman
2, 3, 4. 108, 174, 197.
CONCETTA TINA BELPUSI, Tina; G.A.A. 2,
4; Friendship Club 2, 4; Ushering 4; Senior
Assembly. 197.
WILLIAM K. BENDING, Be7iz; Honor Study
Hall 4; Foreman's Club 4; Vice President 4
188, 197.
JANICE LYNN BENLEIN, Janny Babes; N.F.L.
4; Student Council 3, 4; Committees 3, 4; Big
Show 4; G.A.A. 2, 3; Friendship Club 2, 3;
Panther Mascot 4; Senior Assembly; Talent
Scouts E.H.S. 4. 121, 197, 257.
MICHAEL BERNARD, Mike. 197.
SUSAN N. BERRY, Sue; F.T.A. 3, 4; Ad Club
2, 3; Euclidian Ad Staff 4; Big Show Cast 4;
G.A.A. 2, 3; Friendship Club 3; Pep Club 3;
Hall Guard 3; Senior Assembly; Prom Commit-
tee 3; Class Cabinet 3. 165, 186, 197.
*HELGA INGRID BERTHOLD, Helga; N.H.S.
3, 4; I.Q.S. 4; F.T.A. 2, 3, 4; Exec. Board 4;
Girl's Glee Club 2; Euclidian Business Staff 4;
Sr. Circ. Mgr. 4; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Survey Business
Staff 3, 4; Asst. Ads Mgr. 4; Friendship Club 3;
Honor Study Hall 4; Class Cabinet 4; Pep Club
3; Senior Assemlily; Euclidian Rep. 2; World
Affairs 2. 149, 163, 164, 170, 172, 186, 197.
JAMES JOSEPH BERTOSA, Bart. 197.
BARBARA ANN BESEDNIK, Barb: Friendship
Club 2, 3, 4; Ushering 2, 4. 154, 197.
ROBERT H. BETTS, Bob; N.F.L. 4; Honor
Study Hall 4. 198.
ALFRED ROBERT BEYER, Al: Honor Study
Hall 3; Track 3, 4; Mgr. 3, 4; Letternian 3, 4;
Letterman's Club 3, 4. 198.
JANE A. BEYERLE, Janie; F.B.L.A. 3, 4; G.A.A.
2; Friendship Club 2, 3; Ushering 2. 160, 198.
*JOHN C. BITTENCE; N.H.S. 4; I.Q.S. 4;
Student Council 3; Orchestra 2, 3; Fall Play 2,
3, 4; Spring Play 3; Big Show 2, 3, 4; Cast 2;
Concert Band 2, 3. 4: Marching Band 2, 3, 4;
Pit Band 2, 3, 4; Sumey Rep. 2; Eucuyo 3, 4;
Senior Scandal: Literary Editor 4; Math Club
4; Latin Club 4; Spectrum 3, 4. 55, 65, 68, 148,
166, 172, 198, 252.
MARGARET JOAN BIZZARRI, Peggy; I.Q.S.
4; Majorette Club 2; Girl's Glee Club 2, 3, 4;
Euclidian Business Staff 4; Asst. Circ. Mgr. 4;
Fall Play Cast 3; Production Staff 2; Big Show
Cast 4; G.A.A. 2, 3; Friendship Club 2, 3; Pep
Club 2; Senior Assembly; Prom Committee 4.
71, 165, 172, 198, 207.
ROBERT L. BIZZARRI, Buzz; Junior Red
Cross 3; Key Club 3; Honor Study Hall 2;
Football 2, 3; Baseball 2; Track 4; Class Cabinet
4; Foreman's Club 4. 188, 198.
KENNETH N. BLASSINGAME, Ken; N.F.L.
4; F.T.A. 4; World Affairs 2; Stage Crew Club
2; Cross Country 3; "Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Baseball
2. 186, 198.
JOANNE PAULETTE BOCSKEY, Jo; G.A.A.
2; Friendship Ckib 4. 198.
CONSTANCE L. BODNAR, Connie; G.A.A. 2;
Friendship Club 2; Senior Assembly. 198.
•DIANA JUNE BOEHLKE, Diane; N.H.S. 3,
4; F.T.A. 2, 3; Majorette Club 2, 3, 4; Majorette
3, 4; Girl's Glee Club 2; F.N.A. 4; Big Show
Cast 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; President 4; Honor
Study Hall 4; Girl's Leaders Club 3, 4; President
4; Class Cabinet 2; Senior Assembly. 123, 149,
177, 178, 184, 198.
*BONITA ANN BOGATAY, B.B.; N.H.S. 3,
4; I.Q.S. 4; F.T.A. 2. 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3;
Committees 3; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; J.V. Capt.;
Co-Capt. 4; Girl's Glee Club 2; Choral Masters
3, 4; Exec. Board 4; Big Show Cast 2, 3, 4;
G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Lettenvinncr 3, 4; Survey
Business Staff 2, 3, 4; Program Mgr. 4; Rep.
2, 3, 4; Eucuyo 4; Honor Study Hall 2; Pep
Club 2, 3, 4; Senior Assembly. 73, 88, 120, 121,
170, 171, 186, 199.
*MARQUITA BOROS, Keta; N.H.S. 4; N.F.L.
3; Student Council 4; Eiiclid Choir 4; Spring
Play Cast 2, 3; Big Show Cast 4; Swvey 3, 4;
Business Staff 4; Rep. 4; Honor Study Hall 3;
Thespians 4; Hall Guard 4; Senior Assembly;
Senior Scandal. 61, 71, 148, 170, 199.
338
■HigyawanwuiniinnBiiiiMiwiiiwiii ■
VICTORIA ELI.EN BOTZ, Ficki; G.A.A. 2;
Friendship Club 2. 3. 199.
BONNIE SUE BOWMAN, Bonnie; Honor Study
Hall 3; Pep Club 3; F.B.L.A. 4. 160, 199.
JOSEPH THOMAS BOYLE, Joe; World Affairs
3; Honor Study Hall 3; Movie Club 2. 200.
JAMES RICHARD BRAZEE; Foreman's Club
4. 188. 200.
BILLY CONN BREEDEN, Rebel.
MARILYN TRFASE BREITSCH; N.F.L. 3;
G.A.A. 2; Friendship Club 2, 3; Class Cabinet
4; Pep Club 3. 200.
•RICHARD T. BRIGDEN, Dick; N.H.S. 3. 4;
Student Council S, 4; Committees 3, 4; Treasurer
3; President 4: Key Club 3, 4; Football 2, 3;
Wrestling 2; Class Cabinet 2. 3; Hall Guard 2.
148, 156, 157, 158, 188, 200, 234.
GERRI MARIE BRINOVEC; G.A.A. 2; Friend-
ship Club 2, 3; Honor Study Hall 3, 4; Hall
Guard 4; F.B.L.A. 3. 200.
DENNIS JOSEPH BRINZA, Big Den; Football
2, 3, 4; Letternian 4; Track 4; Letterman 4;
Lctterman's Clulj 4; Hall Guard 3; Senior
Assembly. 96, 174, 200.
PAT J. BRUCH; Majorette Club 2, 3; Big
Show Cast 3; G.A.A. 2: Friendship Club 2. 200.
KENNETH JOSEPH BUBONICS, Ken. 200.
MARGARET BUDAN, Marge; Friendship Club
3; F.B.L.A. 4. 200.
•DONN.'X BUDIC, Bubbles; N.H.S. 4; Friend-
ship Club 3; Honor Study Hall 3; Hall Guard
3; F.B.L.A. 4; Co-Op Student 4; Transferred to
Euclid in Jr. Year. 148, 160, 200.
EARLE E. BULICEK: N.F.L. 4; F.T.A. 4; Key
Club 4; Concert Band 2, 3; Pit Band 2; Eucuyo
4; Football 2; Cross Country 3; Wrestling 2, 3.
150, 188, 201.
LINDA BURK, Burkey; F.T.A. 4; Student
Council 2, 3, 4; Committees 4: Majorette Club
2, 3; Girl's Glee Club 2; Euclid Choir 3:
Euclidian Ad Staff 4: Big Show Cast 2. 4;
G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Lctterwinncr 4; Friendship Club
4; Honor Study Hall 2, 3; Class Cabinet 3;
Class Guidance Council 3: Prom Committee 3,
4; Senior Assembly; E Room Guard 4; Pep Club
3. 154, 158, 165, 186, 201.
GEORGE LELAND BURKE. 201.
CLAUDIA D. BUTLER, Tweelie; Choir 3. 201.
DAVID J. CABALA, Dave; Basketball 4; Hall
Guard 2; Library Monitor 4. 115, 201.
DIANE CAMINO, Di; N.F.L. 3, 4; Officer 4;
Friendship Club 2, 3. 150, 201.
NANCIE FAITH CAMPBELL, Cams; World
Affairs 2; Girl's Glee Club 2; F.N.A. 3, 4; G.A.A.
4; Friendship Club 2, 3, 4; Concession Worker
2, 3, 4; E Room Worker 4, 154, 184, 201.
BOB WILSON CARPENTER, Nails. 201.
WILLIAM C. CASTRO VINCI, Castro; Key
Club 3, 4; Honor Study Hall 4; Cross Country
3, 4; Track 3, 4; Letterman 3; Indoor Track 3,
4; Letterman's Club 3, 4. 174, 188, 201.
*JAMES W. CESA, Jim; N.H.S. 4; Euclidian
Business Staff 4; Ad Staff 4; Choir 2; Cross
Country 4; Movie Club 4; E Room Worker 3.
90, 92, 148, 163, 164, 172, 174, 182, 201, 211.
•RICHARD W. CHAUNCE, Rich; N.H.S. 4;
N.A.S.S. 2, 3, 4; P.A. Technician 4; Key Club 3,
4; Vice President 4; Cross Country 3, 4; Track
2, 3, 4; Letterman 2, 3; Letterman's Club 2, 3,
4, 148, 174, 188, 201, 215.
MAXINE ROSALIE CHIARELLO, Max; Survey
Rep. 3; Friendship Club 2; Hall Guard 2; Senior
Assembly; Prom Committee 4. 201.
CAROL ANN CHINNICI, Chinnooch; Friend-
ship Club 2; Hall Guard 4; Big Show 4; Prom
Committee 4. 201.
JEANETTE CHIOFOLO, Jay; G.A.A. 2; Friend-
ship Club 2; Pep Club 4; Hall Guard 4; Drama
Club 2. 201.
KATHLEEN CHOLEWICKI, Kathy; F.T.A. 2,
3; Euclidian Rep. 3; G.A.A. 2, 3; Friendship
Club 2, 3; Big Show Cast 4; Prom Committee 4;
Senior Scandal Typist. 201.
•MARDY L. CHURCH; N.H.S. 3, 4; I.Q.S. 3,
4; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Co-Capt. 4; Girl's Glee
Club 2, 3; Choral Masters 4; Big Show Cast 2,
3, 4; G.A..^. 2, 3; Letterwinner 3; Survey Busi-
ness Staff 2, 3, 4; Asst. Business Mgr. 4; Rep 2,
3. 4; Honor Study Hall 3; Class Secretary 2;
Spirit's Club 3, 4; Buckeye Girl's State Rep. 3;
Hall Guard 4. 73. 120, 121, 149, 160, 170, 172,
199, 203, 228.
PHILIP CICCO, Phil 203.
SHARRON ANN CLARK, Sharry; Friendship
Club 2, 3. 203.
TERRY MARTIN CLARK, Terry. 203.
•CAROL CLINE; N.H.S. 4; Girl's Glee Club 2;
Euclid Choir 3, 4: G..A.A. 2, 4; Survey 3; Rep.
4; Friendship Club 2, 4; Cabinet 2, 4; Honor
Study Hall 4; Class Cabinet 4. 71, 148, 154, 155,
203.
•LORRAINE ELLEN CLOTTS; N.H.S. 4;
F.T.A. 3, 4; Student Council 3; Junior Red
Cross 3, 4; Pres. 4; F.N.A. 3, 4; GA.A. 2;
Friendship Club 3, 4. 148, 154, 184, 186, 203.
JUDY ELIZABETH COLAN, Judy; G.A.A. 2,
3; Friendship Club 2. 203.
FRANCIS ALBERT COLLINS, Fran; Bowling
3; Hall Guard 2. 203.
WAYNE COLONNA; Foreman's Club 3. 203.
RITA COLT, Mouse; F.T.A. 4; Big Show Cast
4; G.A.A. 3, 4; Friendship Club 3, 4; Ushering
4; Honor Study Hall 4. 203.
JULIE ELLEN COOK; N.F.L. 2, 3, 4; F.T.A.
'3, 4; \Vorld Affairs 4; G.A.A. 2; Friendship Club
2, 3, 4; Ushering 2, 3; Honor Study Hall 3, 4.
146, 150, 154, 186, 203.
\VILLIAM COOPER. Bill; Orchestra 4; Con-
cert Band 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 2, 3, 4; Pit
Band 2, 3, 4. 04, 65, 68, 203, 245.
ROBERT COPPERSTEIN, Bob; Talent Scouts
E.H.S. 3. 203.
P.'\TRICIA ANN COREA, Patti; Student Coun-
cil 2, 3; Committees 2; G.A.A. 2; Friendship
Club 2; Honor Study Hall 3; Bookstore Worker
3; Prom C:ommittce 4. 203.
BEVERLY CORRIGAN, Penny; Majorette Club
2; G.A.A. 2; Friendship Club 3. 203.
PATRICIA MARIE CORRIGAN; F.T.A. 3, 4;
Student Council 3; Majorette Club 2, 3, 4;
Majorette 4; P.A. Announcer 3; Spring Play
Cast 2; G.A.A. 3, 4; Friendship Club 2; Girl's
Leaders Club 4; Historian 4; Hall Guard 3.
123, 177, 203.
CHARLES H. COUP, Chuck; Foreman's Club
.3, 4. 188, 203
DENNIS R. COY, Dentiy; Wrestling 2, 3, 4;
Letterman 2, 3, 4; Letterman's Club 2, 3. 4;
Spirit's Club 4; Hall Guard 3. 104, 160, 203.
JAMES A. CRAHEN, Jim: Big Show 3; Con-
cert Band 2, 3; Marching Band 2, 3; Pit Band
2, 3. 203.
SUSAN CRANE, Sue; F.N.A. 2, 3; G.A.A. 4;
Friendship Club 3; Honor Study Hall 4; Pep
Club 3. 203.
LOMAN B. CRAWFORD. 204.
•LYNN CROBAUGH; N.H.S. 4; Student Coun-
cil 2, 4; Committees I; Swim Club 2, 3; G.A.A.
2, 3, 4; Honor Study Hall 3, 4; Class Treasurer
2; Class Cabinet 3, i: Hall Guard 3; Home-
coming Attendant 2, 4. II, 148, 158, 204, 218.
HELEN MARIE CUMMINGS: G.A.A. 2, 4;
Friendship Club 4; Honor Study Hall 4; Pep
Club 3. 204.
•KATHLEEN MAE CWIK. Kathy; N.H.S. 4;
N.F.L. 4; I.Q.S. 4; F.T.A. 3, 4; World Affairs 4;
Student Council 2, 3;. Majorette Club 2, 3;
Euclidian Editorial Staff 4; Staff Editor 4; Big
Show Cast 4; Production Staff 3; G.A.A. 2;
Eucuyo 4; Friendship Club 3; Honor Study Hall
2: Class Cabinet 4; Pep Club 3; Hall Guard
Capt. 4; Senior Assembly; Spectrum 4; Cafe.
Guard 2. 146, 148, 150, 162, 163, 166, 172, 186,
204.
KATHLEEN ANNE D ANNA, Dee; Student
Council 4; G.A.A. 2, 3; Friendship Club 2, 3;
Pep Club 3. 204.
DON JOSEPH D'ONOFRIO; Transferred to
Euclid in Jr. Year. 204.
GARY PAUL DACKOR, Dae; N.F.L. 4; Honor
Study Hall 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Letterman 3, 4;
Golf 2, 3, 4; Letterman 3, 4; Letterman's Club
3, 4; Hall Guard 2. 96, 204.
SANDR.A JEAN DADLOW, Sandy; Girl's Glee
Club 2; Choral Masters 3, 4; Euclidian Ad Staff
4; Friendship Club 2, 3, 4. 72, 154, 165, 204.
^VILLIAM BRUCE DAGUE, Willie Dawg; Key
Club 3, 4. 188, 204.
K,\THLEEN DAILEY, Kathy; Friendship Club
2, 4. 155, 204.
DANA LYNN DARDIS; G.A.A. 2, 3; Pep Club
3. 204.
LINA DAUGHERTY, Lynn; G.A.A, 2; Friend-
ship Club 3. 204.
•HOWARD DAVID, Humpty; N.H.S. 4;
N.A.S.S. 2, 3; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Concert Band
2, 3; Pit Band 2, 3; Survey Editorial Staff 3, 4;
Honor Study Hall 4; Swimming 2, 3; Letterman
2; Tennis 2, 3, 4; Letterman 2, 3, 4; Letterman's
Club 2, 3, 4; Science Seminar 2, 3, 4; Math Club
4; Movie Club 3, 4; Hall Guard 3. 60, 148, 166,
169, 174, 188, 204.
•PAUL DAVIDSON; N.H.S. 4; N.A.S.S. 3, 4;
P.A. Club 2, 3, 4; Technician 2, 3, 4; Vice
President 4; Eucuyo 4; Cross Country 4; Basket-
ball 3, 4; Letterman 3, 4; Spectrum 4; Science
Seminar 2, 3. 115, 148, 174, 205.
OLIVER WAYNE DEMARCO, Ollie; Coral,
Masters 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Letterman 3, 4;
Letterman's Club 3, 4. 72, 96, 174, 205, 243, 246.
•MARIUM LOUISE DEMOTTE, Mary Lou;
N.H.S. 3, 4; F.T.A. 3, 4; Student Council 4;
Exec. Board 4; Committees 3, 4; Girl's Glee Club
2; Choral Masters 3, 4; Fall Play Production
Staff 2, 3; Big Show Cast 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 2;
Sumey Rep. 3; Friendship Club 2, 3, 4; Ushering
2, 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4; Class Cabinet 3; Spirit's
Club 4; Senior Assembly; Spectrum 3, 4. 73,
149, 150, 154, 157, 158, 160, 172, 186, 205.
JOHN MIKE DEROSA, Johnny; Survey Rep.
4; Wrestling 4; Letterman 4; Baseball 4;
Letterman 4; Hall Guard 3. 205.
JOANN DEAN, Jo; Friendship Club 3; Hall
Guard 3, 4. 206.
EDWARD MICHAEL DEBEVEC; Transferred
to Euclid in Jr. Year. 206.
HELEN FRANCES DENGEL; F.N.A. 4; G.A.A.
2, 3; Friendship Club 2; Honor Study Hall 4;
Hall Guard 3. 206.
LYNETTE DEY, Linny; World Affairs 3, 4;
Girl's Glee Club 4; F.N.A. 3; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4;
Friendship Club 2, 3; Honor Study Hall 3, 4;
Hall Guard 3, 4.
•RALPH DIECKMANN; N.H.S. 4; Student
Council 4; Key Club 3, 4; Concert Band 2, 3, 4;
Marching Band 4; Pit Band 2; Honor Study
Hall 2, 4; Football 2, 3; Cross Country 4; Track
2, 3, 4. 54, 68, 90, 148, 158, 166, 188, 206, 208,
215.
FRANK EDWARD DIULUS, Franny; Honor
Study Hall 2; Football 2, 3, 4; Letterman 4;
Letterman's Club 4; Hall Guard 4. 96, 206, 260.
MARILYN DODDS; Honor Study Hall 3; Hall
Guard 3. 206.
DOUGLAS DOLINAR; Foreman's Club 3. 206.
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FRANK ANTHONY DOLJACK, Frank: Key
Club 2; Bowling 4. 206.
PAUL JOHN DOLLER, Danny. 206
MARY KAY ANN DOMITOR, Katy; G.A.A. 2;
Friendship Club 2, 3; Hall Guard 2. 206.
JAMES DONALD.SON, Jimbo: Honor Study
Hall 4: Bowling 4. 206.
MARILYN JEAN DORN; Friendship Club 2
206.
ROBERT J. DRCAR, Bob; Honor Study Hall
3. 206.
•RALPH OTTO DUNKER, Rod; N.H.S. 3, 4;
Vice President 4; N.A,S,S. 4; Student Council 3,
4; Exec. Board 3, 4; .Committees 3, 4; Honor
Study Hall 3, 4: Basketball 2; Swimming 2, 3;
Letterman's Club 4; Tennis 2. 3, 4; Letterman
4; Spirits Club 4; Science Seminar 2, 3. 1^8,
157, 160, 206, 217, 235.
RUTH DUNN, Damaris; F.T.A. 2, 3, 4; \Vorld
Affairs 3; Junior Red Cross 2, 3, 4; Trcas. 3;
Sui-i'ey Rep. 2; Hall Guard 3. 184, 186, 207.
♦WARD LYMAN EBERT, Ward; N.H.S. 3, 4;
LQ.S.'S, 4; Student Council 2; Survey Editorial
Staff 3, 4; Rep. 2; Class Cabinet 4; Chess Team
2, 3, 4; Math Club 4; Science Seminar 2, 3, 4;
149, 152, 168, 172, 174, 207.
SAM STUART EDGE, Muscles; N.F.L. 4: Or-
chestra 2; Movie Club 3, 4; Tranferred to Eu-
clid in Jr. Year. 207.
•JUDITH ANN EGGLESTON, Judy; N.H.S. 3,
4; I.Q.S. 4; F.T.A. 3, 4; World Affairs 4;
Spectrum 4; Girl's Glee Club 2: Euclid Choir
3;Eucilidian Editorial Staff 4; Senior Editor 4;
Rep. 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 2, d; Friendship Club 2, 3;
Linguist Club 3, 4; Pep Club 3; Hall Guard 3;
Senior Assembly. 146, 149, 162, 172, 186, 207.
♦CHARLES PAUL EHINGER, Chuck; N.H.S.
4; N.A.S.S. 3, 4; Football,2, 3, 4; Letterman 3, 4;
Capt. 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Letterman 4; Letter-
man's Club 3, 4; Class President 4; Class Vice
President 3; Spirit's Club 4. 88, 96, 97, 115, 148.
174, 207.
♦BARBARA ELIZABETH ELLIS, Barb: N.H.S.
3, 4; N.F.L. 2, 3, 4; Secretary 3; F.T.A. 4; World
Affairs 4; P.A. Club Announcer 2, 3, 4; Tech-
nician 2, 3; Pres. 4; F:B.L.A. 4. 146, 149, 150,
181, 207.
MICHAEL ALBERT ESTVANDER, Mike
Football 2; Basketball 2; Bowling 4. 208.
MARJORIE FALCONE, Margie; G.A.A. 3, 4;
E Room Worker 2, 3, 4. 208.
KENNETH FEE, Ken. 208.
SUZANNE FELDMAN, Sue; F.N.A. 3; Friend-
ship Club 2, 4; E Room Worker 3, 4; Pep Club
3. 154, 208.
DONNA LEE FELMLEY, Donna; Big Show
Production Staff 3; Choir 3: G.A.A. 2, 4; Friend-
ship Club 2, 3, 4; Ushering 2: E Room Worker
4. 154, 208.
♦RUDOLPH STANLEY FELZ, Rudy; N.H.S. 4;
Fall Play Production Staff 2, 3; Orchestra 2;
Big Show Production Staff 2; Concert Band 2,
3; Marching Band 2. 3; Tennis 4; Letterman 4;
Eucuyo 4. 148, 166, 208.
♦MARC ALAN FENSTER; N.H.S. 4; Hall
Guard 3; Chess Team 2, 3, 4; Spectrum 3; Math
Club 4; Science Seminar 2, 3; Tennis 2, 3, 4.
60, 148, 174, 184, 208.
RAYMOND M. FERRANTE; N.F.L. 2, 3, 4;
Vice President 3; President 4; P.A. Club An-
'nouncer 2, 3; Fall Play Cast 2, 4; Spring Play
Cast 3; Eucuyo 3, 4; Publicity Editor 4; Thesp-
ians 3, 4; Pres. 4; Spirit's Club 4; Talent Scouts
E.H.S. 3; Class Cabinet 3; Play Night 2. 150,
165, 166, 202, 208.
KAREN RUTH FETTER, Karen; Swim Club
3, 4; Vice-President 4; F.N.A. 3, 4; Secretary 4;
G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Survey Rep. 4; Friendship Club
3, 4; Senior Scandal: E Room Worker 2, 4. 154,
166, 176,. 177, 184, 208.
BERNICE FIFOLT, Bea; Friendship Club 2.
208.
JANICE FIFOLT, Jan. 209.
MICHAEL O. FIKE, Mike: World Affairs Club
4; Euclidian Ad Staff 4. 209.
LINDA CAROLE FINLEY; Big Show Cast 3;
Choral Masters 3, 4; G.A.A. 3, 4. 209.
ROBERT SAMUEL FIORITTO, Stoney; Hall
Guard 4; Indoor Track 2. 209.
PAULA FISCHIETTO, Shorty: F.N.A. 3, 4;
Hall Guard 4. 184, 209.
JAMES G. FITZGERALD, Fitz: Honor Study
Hall 2, 3, 4; Foreman's Club 4. 209.
MARTIN D. FITZSIMMONS, Marty; Trans-
ferred to Euclid in Tr. Year: Co-op Student.
209.
FRED CHARLES FLECK, Fred Flickstone; Fall
Play Cast 3; Choir 2, 3; Choral Masters 3, 4;
Honor Study Hall 2. 73, 209.
JEANETTE ELIZABETH FLESHIN, Jef: Girls
Glee Club 2; Euclid Choir 3, 4: Fall Play Pro-
duction Staff 2, 3; Big Show Cast 3; Production
Staff 2, 3; G.A.A. 2; Eucuyo 2; Friendship Club
2, 3, 4; Ushering 2; E Room "Worker 2, 3, 4;
E Room Mgr. 4. 71, 154, 209.
♦SHARON ANN FLOOD, Puddles; N.H.S. 4;
I.Q.S. 4; F.T.A. 3, 4; World Affairs Club 3, 4;
Sec. 4; Student Council Committees 3, 4; Swim
Club "; P.A. Club 3. 4; Technician 3. 4; G.A.A.
2; Eucuyo 3. 4; Friendship Club 3; Senior
Scandal; Co-Editor 4; Spanish Club 4; Panther
Mascot 4. 146, 148, 166, 180, 186, 209.
JIM FLOWERS, Rnscs. 209, 263.
JAMES ARTHUR FORSTER, Jim; \Vorld
Affairs Club 3; Transferred to Euclid in Jr.
Year. 146. 209.
LARRY EUGENE FOWLER. 209.
JACQUELINE CLOVER FOX, Foxie; G.A.A.2.
209.
RICHARD L. T. FOX. 210.
LINDA BETH FOY; F.T.A. 2; F.N.A. 3; Fall
Play 3, 4; Cast 3, 4; Production Staff 3; Big
Show 3; Choral Masters 3, 4; Pep Club 3; Hall
Guard 4; E Room W^orker 3, 4; Movie Club 3,
4. 72, 182, 210.
JAMES EDWARD FRAZIER, Frizby; N.F.L. 4;
Swimming 3. 150, 210.
LINDA ELAINE FRECH, Lynn; F.N.A. 2;
Friendship Club 2. 3. 210.
♦PENNY CAROL FREED, pf: N.H.S. 3, 4;
I.Q.S. 3, 4; F.T.A. 2; Student Council 2, 3, 4;
Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Girl's Glee Club 3; Euclidian
Editorial Staff 4; Editor-in-chief 4; Fall Play 3;
Big Show Cast 4; G.A.A. 2, 3; Sui-uey Rep. 2, 3;
Pep Club 3; Spirit's Club 4; Treasurer 4; Hall
Guard 2, 3; Spring Sports Attendant 3; Library
Monitor 2. 120, 121, 149, 160, 162, 172, 173, 210.
CHARLOTTE SUSAN FRIED, Char. 210.
♦ELIZABETH FROMER, Betsy; N.H.S. 4;
N.F.L. 4; World Affairs 2, 3; Fall Play Produc-
tion .Staff 4; Spring Play Production Staff 3; Big
Show Cast 3; Choral Masters 3, 4; G.A.A. 2;
Eucuyo 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4: Play Night Student
Director 3; Spectrum 3, 4; Talent Scouts E.H.S.
4; Transferred to Euclid in Jr. Year. 73, 148,
149, 150, 166, 210.
JAMES IRVIN FROOM, Jim: Ad Club 4;
Euclidian Ad Staff 4; Survey Rep. 4; Euclidian
Rep. 3; Senior Scandal. 2\d.
♦CARL THOMAS FRYE, Tom: N.H.S. 3, 4;
World Affairs 3: Honor Study Hall 2. 149, 210.
WILLIAM JOSEPH FUCHS, Bill; N.A.S.S. 2,
3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Letterman 4; Track 2, 3,
4; Letterman 2, 3, 4; Indoor Track 3, 4; Letter-
man 3, 4; Capt. 4; Swimming 2: Letterman's
Club 2, 3, 4; Class Vice President 4; Class
Cabinet 4; Hall Guard 2, 3 4; Capt. 3, 4; Prom
Committee 4, 96, 174, 210, 242.
NANCY LOUISE FURNISS; I.Q.S. 4; F.T.A. 2,
3, 4; Student Council 3; Euclidian Rep. 2, 4;
Euclidian Business Staff 4; Junior Red Cross 2,
3, 4; Sec. 3; Choral Masters 3, 4; Class Cabinet
3. 72, 163, 164, 172, 184, 211.
GREGG MICHAEL FURTH, Crip; Stage Crew
3. 4; Euclidian Ad Staff 4; Thespians 4; Movie
Club 3, 4; F.B.L.A. 4. 161, 165, 211.
ROSEMARIE ANNE GARGIULO, Rag; World
Affairs 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3; F.N.A. 3, 4; Con-
cert Band 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 3, 4; Pit Band
4; G.A.A. 2; Friendship Club 2. 68, 146, 184,
211, 251.
DARLENE GAIL GARLAND, Dar; G.A.A. 3.
211.
DAVID HENRY GARTEN, Kindi; Spectrum
3, 4. 172, 211.
ROBERT WILLIAM GASPER, Bob; Key Club
2, 3. 4; Treasurer 3; Cross Country 3; Letterman
3; Track 3; Swimming 2; Letterman's Club 3,
4. 174, 188, 211.
JANICE KAY GATHERCOLE, Shortie; Girl's
Glee Club 2; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 2,
3, 4; Marching Band 2, 3, 4; Choral Masters 3,
4; Friendship Club 3. 64, 68, 73, 211.
•WILLIAM ROBERT GAUCH, Bill; N.H.S. 4:
I.Q.S. 4; World Affairs 4; Student Council 2:
Committees 2, 3, 4; Swim Club 2, 3, 4; Euclid
Choir 2; Choral Masters 3, 4; Fall Play Cast 2,
4; Production Staff 2, 4; Big Show Cast 2, 3, 4;
Production Staff 2, 3, 4; Sumey Business Staff
4; Su>-vey Rep.: Thespians 4: Swimming 2;
Senior Assembly; Pep Club 3: Honor Study Hall
2; Talent Scouts E.H.S. 3. 72, 148, 150, 170, 172,
173, 176, 211.
MARCIA GENE GAYLON. Marcy: Girl's Glee
Club 2: Choral Masters 3. 4; Talent Scouts
E.H.S. 3, 4. 62, 73, 212.
GARY CARL GENZEN, Gar: F.T.A. 4; Choir
2; Choral Masters 3, 4. 72, 212.
WAYNE A. GERL; Stage Crew Club 4; Honor
Study Hall 2: Hall Guard 3. 212.
SYLVIA RUTH GEYER, Syl; N.F.L. 4; P.A.
Announcer 3, 4: Euclid Choir 4. 71, 212.
DONALD JAMES GILT.ESPIE, Gillis; Football
2; Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Letterman 3, 4; Track 2,
3, 4; Letterman 2, 4; Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4.
104, 105. 212.
GLORI.\ LEE GILMORE: Co-Op Student 4.
212.
♦RONALD EDWARD GLASER, Ron; N.H.S.
3, 4; N.A.S.S. 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 2, 3, 4;
Marching Band 3. 4: Pit Band 2, 3: ^Vrestling
2, 3, 4: Letterman 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2; Letter-
man's Club 2, 3, 4. 68, 104, 212.
DONNA MARIE GLATZ, Flip: Friendship Club
2, 3; Ushering 2: Hall Guard 2: Senior As-
sembly; Prom Committee 4. 212.
JOANNE MARIE GLOBOKAR, Jo; Friendship
Club 3; Hall Guard 4; Senior Assembly. 212.
SHERILYN ANN GOODYEAR, Sheri; N.F.L.
4; F.T-.-V. 3, 4; Student Council Committees 4;
Ad Club 4; Girl's Glee Club 2; Euclidian Ad
Staff 4; G.A.A. 2; Friendship Club 2, 3, 4;
Ushering 3: Honor Study Hall 4; Hall Guard
4. 165, 186, 212.
SANDRA LEE GORDON, Herkimer; F.T.A. 3,
4; World Affairs 4; Historian 4: Student Coun-
cil Committees 4; Swim Cliib 2, 3; Girl's Glee
Club 2; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Friendship Club 2, 3, 4;
Ushering 3; Honor Study Hall 4; Senior As-
sembly; Senior Scandal Typist 4. 146, 166, 186,
213.
JOANN GORNICK, Blondie; Majorette Club
2; Fall Play Cast 2; Big Show Cast 2; Thespians
2; F.B.L.A. 4. 213.
♦KEN LEON GORTZ; N.H.S. 3, 4; I.Q.S. 4;
N.A.S.S. 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3; Survey
Editorial Staff 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Letter-
man 3, 4; Basketball 2; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Letter-
man 3, 4; Letterman's Club 3, 4; Class President
2; Class Cabinet 4. 96, 148, 149, 172, 174, 213.
VIRGINIA BETH GOSS, Ginger: World Affairs
4; F.N.A. 4; Choir 3. 4; G.A.A. 4; Friendship
Club 2; Hall Guard 2. 71, 146, 150, 184, 213.
LEO JAMES GRAJZAR, Lee: Stage Crew Club
2, 3, 4; Honor Study Hall 4; Hall Guard 4;
Movie Club 2, 3, 4; Senior Assembly. 213.
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DONNA MAE GRAND, Don; G.A.A. 2; Friend-
ship Club 3. 2!3.
WILLIAM L. GRANT, Bill; Honor Study Hall
4; Wrestling 2, 3. 4; Lctterman 4; Letterman's
Club 4; Foreman's Club 4. 188, 213.
GERALD GRANVILLE, Jerry; Concert Band 2;
Marching Band 2. 213.
MARJORIE ANN GREEN, Greenie; G.A.A. 2,
3, 4; Honor Study Hall 3; Class Cabinet 3; Hall
Guard 2, 4; Senior Assembly; Prom Committee
4. 213.
KATHY LOU GREENWAY, Willy; ^V'orld
Affairs 4; Girl's Glee Club 2; Big Show Cast 4;
G.A.A. 2, 3; Friendship Club 2, 3; Ushering 2;
Honor Study Hall 2; Hall Guard 2; Senior
Assembly. 146, 213.
LINDA LEE GRIBBONS, Grubbs; F.T.A. 2,
3; Majorette Club 2. 3, 4; Majorette 3, 4; Big
Show Cast 3, 4; Choral Masters 3, 4; G.A.A. 2,
3, 4; Sunjey Rep 2, 3: Friendship Club 2, Honor
Study Hall 2; Spirit's Club 3, 4; Senior As-
sembly. 72, 123, 214.
ALAN RODGER GRONERT, Al: Honor Study
Hall 4; Cross Country 3; Basketball 2. 214.
PAULA BETH GROONIS, Grooni; G.A.A. 2,
3; Friendship Club 2; Honor Study Hall 2, 3;
Pep Club 3, 4; Hall Guard 2, 3; Senior Assembly;
Prom Committee 4. 214.
GERALD M. GROSS. Jerry. 214.
*D.AVID CHARLES GULBENKIAN, Dave;
N.H.S. 3. 4: I.Q.S. 4; N.A3.S. 3, 4; Eucuyo 3, 4;
Poetry Editor 4; Honor Study Hall 4; Tennis
2, 3, 4; Letterman 3, 4; Chess Team 2, 3, 4; Capt.
4; Spectrum 4; Science Seminar 2, 3. 149, 166,
172, 174, 215.
JUDITH ANN GULLO, Judy; Student Council
4; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Friendship Club 2, 3, 4;
Honor Study Hall 3; Hall Guard 3, 4; Senior
Assembly; Prom Connnittee 4; F.B.L.A. 160,
161, 215.
LEE ROBERT GUNTON, Lee; Honor Study
Hall 4; Basketball 2: Baseball 2; Hall Guard
4. 215.
D.WID (;E0RGE GYONGYOS, Dnvc; \Vorkl
Affairs 2, 3, 4; Pres. 3; Honor Study Hall 3;
Track 3; Letterman 3; C:lass CabiiKt 4; Hall
Guard 4. 90, 165, 174, 215.
GARY DENNIS HAGER, Worm: Football 2, 3,
4; Letterman 4; Letterman's Club 4; Hall Guard
2, 3, 4. 215.
RUTH ANN HALDERMAN, Ruthie; N.F.L.
4; Fall Play Production Staff 3; Concert Band
2; Marching Band 2; Pit Band 2; G.A.A. 2, 3;
Friendship Club 2, 3, 4; Ushering 4; Honor
Study Hall 3; Hall Guard 3; Spectrum 4;
Euclidian Rep. 3. 150, 154, 215.
GLEN KENNETH HALL, Ken. 215.
RONALD JAMES HALLER, Ron; N.F.L. 3;
Euclid Choir 2; Key Club 4; Honor Study Hall
4; Cross Country 2, 3, 4; Letterman 4; Wrestling
2; Track 3, 4; Letterman 4: Indoor Track 3, 4;
Letterman 4; Letterman's Club 4; Hall Guard
Capt. 4. 90, 188, 215.
NANCY LUCILLE HAMILTON, Hnin: Student
Council 2; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Friendship Club 2, 3,
4; Honor Study Hall 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Senior
Assembly. 215, 230.
THOMAS C. HAMILTON, Tom. 215.
SANDRA LEE HANEY, Sandy: G.A.A. 2, 3;
Friendship Club 2, 3; F.B.L.A. 4. 160, 216.
BARBARA JEAN HARPER, Barb; F.T.A. 2, 3,
4; Majorette Club 2, 3, 4; Majorette 3, 4; Head
Majorette 4; Bookstore Worker 3; Big Show
Cast 3, 4; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; "Vice President 4; Sur-
vey Rep. 2; Pep Club 3; Girl's Leaders Club 4;
Hall Guard 2, 3; Senior Assembly; Euclidian
Rep. 2: Homecoming Attendant 4. 14, 122, 123,
177, 178, 186, 216.
KAREN ANN HARRIS, Lcrs; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4;
Friendship Club 2, 3; Pep Club 3; Senior Scandal
Business Staff 4. 216.
PATRICIA ELLEN HARRIS, Patty; Student
Council 2, 4; Committees 2; Majorette Club 3;
Euclidian Ad Staff 4; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Friendship
Club 2, 3, 4; Honor Study Hall 4. 154, 158, 165,
216.
CAROLINE FLORENCE HARRISON, Carolyn;
G.A.A. 2, 3. 216.
JOHN E. HARRISON, Harry. 216.
•RICHARD J. H.ASHER, Hash: N.H.S. 3, 4;
I.Q.S. 4; P. A. Technician 2, 3; Euclidian Editori-
al Staff 4: Literary Editor 4; Key Club 2: Fall
Play Production Staff 4; Concert Band 2, 3, 4;
Marching Band 2, 3, 4; Pit Band 2, 3, 4: Eucuyo
2; Football 2; Tennis 2; Spectrum 3. 4; Science
Seminar 2, 4. 68, 149, 162, 163, 172, 207, 216,
223.
GARY PHILIP HASSELBACH, Gar. 216
FRANK J. H.ATCH, Frank: Key Club 3, 4. 188,
216.
RALPH E. HAUBERT. 216.
BERNICE MARY H.AVA: N.F.L. 2, 3, 4; I.Q.S.
4; F.T.A. 2, 3, 4; Euclidian Editorial Staff 4;
Mounting Editor 4; G.A.A. 2. 3; Friendship Club
2, 3, 4; Ushering 2, 3, 4. 150, 154, 162. 172, 186,
216.
ROBERT MACKIN HA\VORTH, Carrot-tot?:
World Affairs 4; Honor Study Hall 4. 146, 216.
CHARLES \VILLIAM H.\YES. Cliuck: Key Club
2, 3, 4; Choir 2; Honor Study Hall 4; Football
2, 3; Cross Country 4; Letterman 4; Track 2, 3,
4; Lctterman 3, 4; Letterman's Club 3, 4; Hall
Guard Capt. 4. 90, 174, 188, 216.
SUE ELLEN HEASLEY, Heasley: Student Coun-
cil 3; Majorette Club 2, 3; Majorette 3; Fall Play
Production Staff 2; Big Show Cast 3: G.A.A. 2,
3, 4; Survey Business Staff 3, 4; Rep. 3, 4;
Friendship Club 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Senior As-
sembly. 170, 216, 230.
SUSAN YVONNE HEINTZ, Susie; Majorette
Club 3; G.A.A. 2. 3; Friendship Club 2, 3, 4;
Honor Study Hall 4: Class Secretary 3; Class
Cabinet 3. 154, 216, 230.
FAYE HELLMAN. 216.
BARBARA RUTH HELMICK, Bonnie: Junior
Red Cross 2: G.A.A. 4; Friendship Club 2;
Honor Study Hall 4; Pep Club 3. 217.
BILL HENIKMAN, Tallman. 217.
WILLIAM F. HERBST, Bill. 217.
DORIS HILLER; F.T.A. 2, 3, 4; World Affairs
3: Junior Red Cross 3, 4. 184, 186, 217.
ROBERT KENNETH HODDER, Bob: P.A.
Club 3; Honor Study Hall 4; Baseball 2;
Spectrum 4. 172, 217.
THOMAS ANTHONY HOINSKI, Tov>: Bowl-
ing 4; Transferred to Euclid in Jr. Year. 217.
KENNETH J. HOLA, Ken: Honor Study Hall
4, 219.
RICHARD WILLIAM HOLCOMB. 219.
CAROLE HORN, Carole; G.A.A. 2; Friendship
Club 2, 3. 219.
RICHARD G. HORROCKS, Rich; Swim Club
3, 4; P.A. Technician 2; Key Club 2; Hall Guard
3; Swim .Show 3, 4. 176, 219.
TODD C. HORTON, Mort: Transferred to
Euclid in Sr. Year. 219.
JOE PAUL HORVATH. 219.
*DAVID VICTOR HOUSE, Dave: N.H.S. 4;
I.Q.S. 3, 4; Student Council 4; Key Club 3;
Eucuyo 3, 4; Editor 4; Hall Guard 3; Tennis 2,
3; Spectrum 4. 147, 148, 166, 172, 219.
JAMES GERALD HOVAN, Jim; N.F.L. 4;
Eucuyo 4; Track 3; Hall Guard 4. 150, 166, 219.
JANET MARY HOYKAR, Jan: G.A.A. 3;
Friendship Club 2. 219.
BRUCE MALCOLM HUDEC, Bruce; Wrestling
2, 3; Track 2; Hall Guard 4. 219.
TOM W. HUDSON, Hud's. 219.
RICHARD E. HUGHES, Rich; Swim Club 2,
3, 4; Treasurer 4; Swimming 2, 3, 4; Letterman
4; Sivim Show Student Director 4; Swim Show
2, 3, 4. 108, 176, 177, 219.
•RUSSELL THOMAS HURLBURT, Russ;
N.H.S. 3, 4; I.Q.S. 3, 4; Student Council 2; Con-
cert Band 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 2, 3, 4; Ser-
geant 4: Pit Band 2, %;A; Survey Editorial Staff
3, 4; News Editor 4; Rep. 2. 67, 68, 168, 172,
173, 219.
KAREN HUTCHISSON, Hutch; I.Q.S. 4;
F.T.A. 3, 4; Choral Masters 4; F.N.A. 3; Book-
store 'Worker 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 3, 4; Survey Busi-
ness Staff 4: Friendship Club 2, 3; Ushering 2,
3; E Room Worker 2, 3; Mgr. 3. 73, 159, 170,
172, 219.
PAT ROBERT lAFIGLIOLA, lafi. 219.
RONALD FRANK n'EC, Ron: Honor Study
Hall 2; Hall Guard 3. 220.
TONY FRANK JAMNIK; Honor Study Hall 3.
220.
•DONN.A MARIE JANIS, Donna: N.H.S. 4;
Student Council 3; G.A.A. 2, 3; Friendship Club
2: F.B.L.A. 3. 148, 220.
EDWARD JARC, Ed; Swim Club 2; Honor
Study Hall 3; Foreman's Club 3. 220.
THOMAS EDWIN JARVIS, Tom: Key Club 4;
Euclidian Ad Staff 4; Student Council 4. 188,
220.
CONSTANCE JOYCE JOHNSON, Connie;
\Vorld Affairs 4; G.A..A.. 2, 3, 4; Friendship Club
2. 4. 146, 220.
PHILIP R.^YMOND JOHNSON, Phil.
•PHYLLIS RAE JOHNSON, Phyl; N.H.S. 4;
F.T.A. 3, 4: \Vorld Affairs 4; Student Council
3; Euclidian Business Staff 4; Cashier 4; G.A.A.
2, 3, 4; Friendship Club 2; Honor Study Hall 4;
Hall Guard 3; Senior Scandal; Spectrum 4.
148, 164, 172, 220, 238.
GERRAN JONES, Lee; Student Council 2, 3;
Camera Club 2, 3; Honor Study Hall 2, 3, 4;
Hall Guard 2. 3; Auto Mechanics Club 2. 220.
ROBERT WILLIAM JONES, Bob; N.F.L. 2;
Orchestra 2, 3; Fall Play Cast 3; Concert Band
2, 3, 4; Pit Band 2, 3. 68, 220.
SHARON E. JONES; F.T.A. 3; World Affairs
4: Girl's Glee Club 2; Choir 3; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4;
Friendship Club 3, 4; Pep Club 3; E Room
\\'orkcr. 71, 146, 150, 220.
CHRISTINE DIANE JONKE, Chris; G.A.A. 2,
3; Friendship Club 2, 3, 4. 221.
DONALD A. KADUNC, Don; F.T.A. 4; World
Affairs 4; Student Council 4; Honor Study Hall
4; Wrestling 2, 3; Science Seminar 3, 4. 152, 221.
WILLIAM EDWARD KAIB, Li'l Will; Euclid
Choir 2; Choral Masters 3. 4. 72, 221.
•GEORGE RICHARD KALAN; N.H.S. 4;
Camera Club 2; Euclidian Ad Staff 4; Key Club
4; Fall Play 4; Concert Band 2, 3, 4; Marching
Band 2, 3, 4; Pit Band 2, 3; Talent Scouts E.H.S.
3. 68, 148, 165, 188, 221, 245.
FRANK RONALD KALNASY, Ron. 221.
DONALD ROSS KANNER; F.T.A. 4; Concert
Band 2, 3; Movie Club 2, 3, 4. 152, 186, 221.
MIKE P. KAPKE, Spook; Football 3; Basketball
2; Track 2; Bowling 2, 3; Foreman's Club 4.
221.
JUDY ANN KASUNIC, Moose; Friendship Club
2, 3. 221.
DENNIS E. KAYE, Dennie; Honor Study Hall
4; Cross Country 2, 3; Basketball 2, 3, 4; E Room
Asst. 3, 4. 221.
CAROLE LYNNE KEIDEL; Friendship Club
2. 221.
MARJORIE ANN KELLY, Margie; G.A.A. 2,
3, 4. 221.
TERRENCE JOSEPH KELLY, Terry. 222.
ELIZABETH MARY KENYON, Betty. 222.
341
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*KATHRYN PATRICIA KIMBERLY, Kit;
N.H.S. 4; I.Q.S. 4; F.X;A. 2, 3, 4; World Affairs
4; Student Council 2; Committees 2, 3, 4; Girl's
Glee Club 2; G.A.A. 2,;3^ 4; Euclidian Business
Staff 4; Jr. Circ. Mgr. 4; Survey Business Staff
3, 4; Asst. Circ. Mgr. 4; Rep. 2, 3, 4; Hall Guard
3; Spectrum 3, 4. 148, 164, 166, 170, 172, 186,
222, 238, 251.
ELIZABETH MARCIA KIMEN, Betsy; F.T.A.
4; World Affairs 4; Treasurer 4; Orchestra 2,
3, 4; Concert Band 3, 4; Marching Band 3, 4;
G.A.A. 2, 3. 64, 68, 146, 186, 222.
SANDRA LEE KING; World Affairs 3; Student
Council 3; G.A.A. 2, 3; Friendship Club 2, 3.
CAROL ANN KINTZ; Transferred to Euclid
in Jr. Year. 222.
LARRY DANIEL KINTZ, Rocco; Big Show 3;
Cast 3; Choral Masters 3, 4; Exec. Board 4. 222.
FLORENCE LOUISE KIRK, Flip. 222.
SUSAN MARTE KIRK, Suzy; Friendship Club
2. 222.
RICHARD WILLIAM KLANN, Disc; E Room
Worker 4; Cross Country 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Hall
Guard 4. 90, 223.
ROBERT ALBERT KLANN, Bob; Key Club 2,
3, 4;- Cross Country 2, 3, 4; Letterman 3, 4; Track
2, 3, 4; Letterman's Club 3, 4; Hall Guard 4. 90,
174, 188, 223.
DENNIS FRANK KLEINHENZ. 223.
FRANK JOHN KLEMENC, Klem; Football 2,
3; Letterman 3; Wrestling 2; Hall Guard 4;
Letterman's Club 3, 4. 223
WARNER JOHN KLICH; Stage crew 4; Fall
Play 4; Cast 4; Spring Play 3; Cast 3; Big Show
3. 223, 236.
*DONALD JOSEPH KNE, Don Q.; N.H.S. 4;
F.T.A. 4; Camera Club 2, 3, 4; Secretary-Treas-
urer 4; Honor Study HaU 4. 148, 182, 223.
LINDA JOAN KOCI. Koci Babes; N.F.L. 2; Fall
Play Production Staff 4; Spring Play Production
Staff 3; G.A.A. 2, 3; Friendship Club 2, 3; Class
Cabinet 3, 4; Pep Club 3; Prom Committee 3.
223.
LAWRENCE ALLAN KOGAN, Larry; N.A.S.S.
3, 4; World Affairs 4; Honor Study Hall 4;
Basketball 2; Golf 2. 3, 4; Letterman 2, 3, 4;
Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4; Hall Guard 3. 223.
BEVERLY JANE KOKAL, Bexne; G.A.A. 3;
Friendship Club 2, 3, 4; Honor Study Hall 4;
Hall Guard 4; Senior Assembly. 223.
CRAIG ALAN KOS, Hugo; Swimming 2, 3.
224.
CONSTANCE LEE KOSANOVICH, Connie;
Majorette Club 2. 3; Friendship Club 2, 3; Class
Cabinet 3. 224.
RICKEY R. KOSKINEN, Rick; F.T.A. 4. 224.
ROSEMARY A. KOSKOVICS; G.A.A. 3; Friend-
ship Club 2, 4; Pep Club 3; Spectrum 4; Home-
coming Decorating Committee 4. 154, 225.
PAUL JOSEPH KOSTANSEK; I.Q.S. 4; Eucuyo
3, 4; Essay Editor 4; Hall Guard 4. 172, 225,
259.
ELAINE KOZAR, Penny; F.T.A. 2, 3; World
Affairs 3; F.N.A. 4; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Friendship
Club 2, 3; Hall Guard 2. 184, 225.
GERALD LOUIS KOZLEVCAR, Kozy; P.A.
Club 2, 3, 4; Announcer 4; Technician 2, 3, 4;
President 4; Bowling 2, 3, 4; Co-Capt. 4; Letter-
man 2, 3, 4. 158, 180, 181, 214, 225.
TONY M. KRAMPEL, Babalouie. 225.
CHARMAINE M. KRANYAK, Charlie. 225.
•HELEN KRAUSS; N.H.S. 3, 4; I.Q.S. 4; F.T.A.
2, 3; Exec. Board 3; World Affairs 4; Student
Council 2; Girls' Glee Club 2; Euclidian
Editorial Staff 4; Asst. Literary Editor 4; F.N.A.
4; Choral Masters 3, 4; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Stm;e>'
Editorial Staff 2, 3; Eucuyo 2, 3, 4; Friendship
Club 2; Honor Study Hall 4; Spectrum 4. 73,
146, 149, 162, 166, 172, 184, 223, 225.
GAIL FRANCES KRECIC; Girls' Glee Club 2;
G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 3; Friendship Club 2,
3, 4. 225.
GAIL KAREN KRIELOW, Blondy; Fall Play
Cast 2, 3; Spring Play Cast 2; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4;
Friendship Club 4; Thespians 4; Pep Club 4;
Hall Guard 4; E Room Worker 3, 4. 225, 257.
KENNETH KING KRIVOK, Ken; Cross
Country 3, 4; Letterman 3, 4; Wrestling 2, 3, 4;
Letterman 4; Track 3, 4; Letterman 4; Letter-
man's Club 3, 4; Hall Guard 3, 4; Movie Club
2. 90, 92, 104, 210, 225.
♦CONSTANCE MARIE KRNELL, Connie:
N.H.S. 3, 4; Secretary 4; I.Q.S. 4; F.T.A. 2. 3, 4;
Student Council 3, 4; Exec. Board 4; Committees
2, 3, 4; Girls' Glee Club. 2; Euclidian Editorial
Staff 4; Asst. Literary liditor 4; Fall Play Pro-
duction Staff 2, 3; Spring Play Production Staff
2, 3, 4; Big Show Production Staff 3: Choral
Masters 4; Swvey Rep. 2; Friendship Club 2, 3;
Ushering 2, 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4; Class Cabinet
4: Hall Guard 2; Spectrum 3, 4. 72, 73, 148, 149,
150, 157, 158, 162, 172, 186, 225.
TOM L. KUKORELLI; Transferred to Euclid
in Jr. Year. 225.
MARILYN J. KULWYN, Mar; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4;
Friendship Club 2, 3, 4; F.B.L.A. 4; Homecoming
Decorating Committee 4. 154, 161, 225.
*JOHN A. KURTIS; N.H.S. 4; N.A.S.S. 2, 3, 4;
Student Council 3; Survey Rep. 3, 4; Football
2; Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Letterman 2, 3, 4; Letter-
man's Club 2, 3, 4. 104, 148, 225.
LAURENE M. KYTLE, Laura: N.F.L. 4; Fall
Play Cast 3; Choir 2; Choral Masters 3, 4. 72,
150, 225.
BARBARA ANN LADDIS, Lettuce: N.F.L. 4;
G.A.A. 4; Friendship Club 3. 225.
JOSEPH JOHN LAKATOSH, Joe; Camera Club
2, 3, 4; Treasurer 3; President 4; Key Club 2, 3,
4; Football 2; Track 2. 3, 4; Letterman 3;
Letterman's Club 3, 4. 182, 188, 226.
CHARLES ALLAN LAMB. Chuck; Key Club
3; Honor Study Hall 4; Cross Country 3, 4;
Letterman's Club 3, 4; Senior Assembly. 90, 226.
CHERYL DARLENE LAND; Camera Club 4;
G.A.A. 4; HaU Guard 4; Senior Assembly. 182,
226.
*CAROL ANN LANESE, Shortie; N.H.S. 4;
F.T.A. 2, 3, 4; World Affairs 4; Student Council
4; Chairman of Homecoming Decorating Com-
mittee 4; Ad Club 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 2, 3;
Marching Band 2, 3; Pit Band 2, 3; G.A.A. 2,
3; Friendship Club 2, 3; Ushering 2, 3; Pep
Club 4; Hall Guard 2. 148, 226.
PATRICIA ANN LANG, Yo; Friendship Club
2, 3. 226.
GEORGE ALLEN LANGA, Yuks. 226.
ROBERT JOHN LANGE, Webster; Euclid
Choir 2; Fall Play 2, 3, 4; Cast 2, 4; Production
Staff 3; Big Show Cast 3; Choral Masters 3, 4;
Sui-vey Cub Reporter 2. 226.
CONSTANCE ANN LARKIN, Goldie; World
Affairs 3; G.A.A. 2, 3; Friendship Club 3; Honor
Study Hall 4. 226.
*MAIDEE JO HEATHER LASNIK, ]o;
N.H.S. 4; I.Q.S. 4; G.A.A: 2; Eucuyo Art Editor
3, 4; Friendship Club 2. 3; Honor Study Hall
4; F.B.L.A. 3, 4; Secretary 4. 63, 148, 161, 166,
172, 227.
ROBERT LEFKOWITZ, Bob; Honor Study
Hall 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Letterman 4;. Letter-
man's Club 4. 227, 243.
RICHARD HENRY LEHMAN; F.T.A. 4. 227.
TERRY CHARLES LEIGH. 227.
RICHARD WILLIAM LEISENHEIMER, Leis;
Pit Band 2; Movie Club 3, 4. 227.
PATRICIA ANN LEISTER, Pat; Ad Club 4;
Orchestra 3, 4; Euclidian Ad Staff 4; Concert
Band 2, 3; Marching Band 2; Pit Band 2, 3^
G.A.A. 4; Honor Study Hall 2; Class Cabinet
3, 4; Hall Guard 3. 64, 227.
GINA GABRIELLA LERZ; Friendship Club 2,
3; Honor Study Hall 3. 227.
SUSAN ALAYNE LEWIS, Sue; Majorette Club
2; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Survey Rep. 2; Friendship
Club 3, 4. 154, 227.
ROBERT L. LILLEY; N.F.L. 4; Football 2, 3;
Basketball 2: Baseball 2, 3, 4; Letterman 3, 4;
Class Cabinet 4. 150, 174, 197, 227.
ANN CHARLOTTE MARIA LINDQUIST,
Ann: World Affairs 4; Student Council 4;
Choral Masters 4; Swvey Business Staff 4;
Eucuyo 4; Spectrum 4; Exchange Student, trans-
ferred to Euclid in Sr. year. 73, 146, 147, 158,
166, 172, 227, 248.
WILLIAM LINSZ, Big Bill: Wrestilng Mgr. 3,
4; Letterman 3, 4; Letterman's Club 3, 4; Hall
Guard 4. 104, 227.
•BEVERLY ANN LOHREY, Bev: N.H.S. 4;
I.O.S. 4; F.T.A. 2; World Affairs 4; Student
Council 2; Suroe)i 2. 3, 4; Editorial Staff 3;
Eucuyo 3, 4; Honor Study Hall 4; Spectrum 4;
A.F.,S'. 3, 4. 146, 147, 148, 166, 172, 227.
JERRY T. LOHRKE. 227, 232.
CHARLES JOHN LOKAR, Chuck; Cross Coun-
try 3; Basketball 2: Baseball 2, 3, 4; Letterman
4; Letterman's Club 4; Hall Guard 4. 197, 228.
JEAN MARIE LONCHAR; Girl's Glee Club 2;
Euclid Choir 3; G.A.A. 2, 3; Friendship Club
2, 3, 4; Ushering 2, 3, 4; Honor Study Hall 4;
Pep Club 3; F.B.L.A. 4; Euclidian Rep. 3. 161,
228.
RONALD J. LONG. Ron. 228.
FLORA ANN LORENCE, Flora: World Affairs
3; G.A.A. 3, 4; Friendship Club 3, 4; Honor
Study Hall 4; F.B.L.A. 4. 154, 161, 128.
♦PATRICIA LOUISE LOWRY, Pat; N.H.S. 4;
I.Q.S. 4; Girl's Glee Club 2. 3; Big Show Cast
2; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Sumey Reporter 2, 3, 4;
Friendship Club 4; Girl's Leaders Club 3; Hall
Guard 3; Student Council Committees 2. 148,
154, 169, 228.
BARBARA MARIA LUCKAY, Luckie; Friend-
ship Club 2, 3, 4; Ushering 3, 4; Homecoming
Decorating Committee 4; F.B.L.A. 4; Conces-
sions 4. 1.54, 161, 228.
*PEGGY VICTORIA LUDEK, Peg: N.H.S. 4;
F.T.A. 4; Swim Club 2, 3, 4; Big Show Pro-
duction Staff 3; G.A.A. 3; Survey Reporter 3,
4; Friendship Club 3. 4; Honor Study Hall 3,
4; Linguist Club 3; Spectrum 3, 4. 148, 154,
169, 172, 186, 228.
CHERYL LUTSCH; I.Q.S. 4; Student Council
3; Majorette Club 3; Majorette 4; Euclidian
Editorial Staff 4; Art Editor 4; Big Show Cast
4; G.A.A. 2, 3; Class Cabinet 3; Pep Club 3;
Senior Assembly. 123, 162, 172, 220. 228.
DONNA LEE M.-^CASKILL, Dee; Student
Council 2, 4; Girl's Glee Club 2, 3; Smi'ey Rep.
3, 4; Friendship Club 2, 3; Ushering 3. 228.
PATRICIA ANN MACHUREY, Mashy; G.A.A.
3; Friendship Club 2, 3; Honor Study Hall 4;
Hall Guard 4: Senior Assembly. 229.
KATHLEEN THERESA MACK, Kathy; Sur-
vey Rep. 3; Friendship Club 4. 154, 229.
GERALDINE ANNE MACKS, Gerry; ^Vorld
Affairs 3; Student Council 2; Girl's Glee Club
2; Choral Masters 3, 4; G.A.A. 2; Friendship
Club 2, 3; Ushering 2; Honor Study Hall 4.
72, 229.
DORIS MAGARGIL, Doris; F.N.A. 3, 4; G.A.A.
2; Friendship Club 2. 229.
BONNIE MAHER, Bonnie; Friendship Club 3,
4; E Room Worker 2, 3, 4. 229.
WILLIAM J. MALLULA, Bill. 229
JOHN THOMAS MALOKAS, Jack; Concert
Band 3; Marching Band 2, 3, 4; Pit Band 2.
67, 229.
NANCY JULIANA MALZAHN, Lynn; G.A.A.
9
JOANNE MANDEL, Jo; Student Council 3;
Friendship Club 2, 3, 4.
342
MARLENE MANFREDONIA, Marty; Friend-
ship Club 2, 3. 229.
CAROL ANN MANGANO, Al; Coop Student
4. 229.
MARY LOUISE MANGINO, Murphy. 229.
*DAVID EUGENE MAN'SPERGER; X.H.S. 3.
4; Student Council 2, 3. 4; Exec. Board 3, 4;
Committees 3. 4; Ad Club 2, 3. 4; Fall Play 3;
Big Show Cast 3, 4; Concert Band 2, 3, 4; Pit
Band 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 2, 3, 4; Survey
Rep. 4: Spirit's Club 3, 4: Buckeye Boys' State
Rep. 3; Chevron Society 2. 4; Spectrum 4. 55,
65. 68. 149, 157, 158, 160, 172, 188, 229.
DAN AUGUST AL\NSUY; Swim Club 4: Hon-
or Study Hall 4; Football 2; Swimming 3, 4;
Letterman 4. 108, 176, 229.
DOROTHY HELEN MAROFF, Dotty; F.T.A.
2, 3, 4; Exec. Board 3: Orchestra 3, 4: Concert
Band 2, 3, 4: Marching Band 2; Pit Band 2:
Friendship Club 2: Honor Study Hall 3, 4;
Monitor 3: Cadet Band 2; Spectrum 4. 64, 68,
172, 186, 229.
CHARLES BOYD MARTIN, Chuck; Stage Crew
3; Kev Club 3: Honor Study Hall 3, 4; Football
2, 3: Basketball 2: Wrestling 2, 3: Baseball 2:
Track 2, 3; Hall Guard 2, 3; Foreman's Club 4.
229, 258.
JO.'^N M.^RTIN, Joui: Bookstore AVorker 3;
Friendship Club 3; Euclidian Rep. 3. 229.
THOMAS N. MARTIN, Tom: N.F.L. 4; Cross
Country 4; Basketball 4; Letterman 4; Trans-
ferred to Euclid in Sr. year. 88, 90, 112, 115,
150, 230.
MARILOU MARZ; Friendship Club 2, 3, 4;
Honor Study Hall 4; Hall Guard 2. 230.
DOUGLAS L. MASON, Doug: Euclid Choir 2;
Key Club 2. 3; Big Show Cast 2, 3, 4; Choral
Masters 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Letterman 3, 4;
Lettcrmaii's Club 3, 4; Senior Assembly. 72,
96, 230.
P.\TRIC1,\ MASON. Pal: Student Council 3;
Majorette Club 2: G..\...\. 2; Friendship Club
2; Honor Study Hall 2. 230.
LAURA MATEYKA, Laurie; F.N.A. 2, 3, 4;
Concert Band 2. 3; Marching Band 2, 3; G.A..\.
2; Friendship Club 2, 3, 4; Hall Guard 4. 230.
DIANE T. M.\T1C. Dec: Friendship Club 2, 3,
4; Honor Study Flail 3, 4. 230.
NANCY HELENE MAURER. Xance: Friend-
ship Club 4; F.B.L.A. 3, 4; Euclidian Rep. 4.
161, 230.
MARLENE ANITA MAZZA, Maz: Friendship
Club 2. 106, 230.
COLLEEN McBROOM, Colleen: I.Q.S. 4; Stu-
dent Council 2. 4; Committees 2, 4; Cheer-
leader 2, 3, 4; P.A. Technician 3; Girl's Glee
Club 2; Euclidian Editorial Staff 4; Picture
Editor 4; Big Show Cast 4; Choral Masters 3,
4; G.A.A. 2, 3. 4; Honor Study Hall 3; Class
Cabinet 3; Hall Guard 2; Senior Assembly,.
Prom Committee 4; Senior Scandal: Spectrum
4. 73, 120, 162. 163. 166, 172. 178, 207, 218, 230.
KATHERINE E. McCORMICK, Kathie: I.Q.S.
4; F.T.A. 2, 3. 4: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Sun'cy 3, 4;
Rep. 2. 3; Editorial Staff 4: Reporter 4; Business
Staff 3, 4: Sec. 4; Friendship Club 2, 3: Usher-
ing 2. 3: Pep Club 3. 169, 170, 172, 186, 231.
THOMAS McGILL. Tom: Key Club 2; Survey
Rep. 2; Honor Study Hall 3; Football 2, 3, 4;
Letterman 3, 4; Wrestling 2; Track 3, 4; Letter-
man 4; Lctterman's Club 3, 4; Hall Guard 4.
96, 174, 231.
JOHN JOSEPH McKEON, Little Joe; Trans-
ferred to Euclid in Jr. year. 231.
SUSAN ROSEMARY McNAMAR.\, Mac; N.F.L,
4; World Affairs 4; Junior Red Cross 2; Fall
Play Cast 4; G.A.A. 2, 4; Eucuvo 3; Friendship
Club 4; Honor Study Hall 4. 56, 150, 231.
^VILLIAM McPEEK, Will: Stage Crew 4; Fall
Play Production Staff 4; Spring Play Production
Staff 4; Big Show Production Staff 4; Pit Band
2; Marching Band 2; Concert Band 2, 3; Hall
Guard 2. 195, 231, 237.
FRED EUGENE McVETTA; Basketball 2.
KEN ME.'^RES; Big Show Cast 2; Concert Band
2; Marching Band 2; Pit Band 2. 195, 231.
CARMEN MEDEN, Carm; G.A.A. 2; Friend-
ship Club 2; F.B.L..\. 4; Dramatics Club 3; Co-
op Student 4. 231.
MIKE MEDLEN, Meddy; Track 3; Letterman
3. 231.
KEN MEHLS, Ken. 231.
DAN MESTER, Dan. 231.
DL\NA JANE MIESE, Dee; G.A.A. 4; Friend-
ship Club 4; Pep Club 3; Transferred to Euclid
in Jr. year. 231.
KATHRYN MARIE MIHALIC, Kathy; G.A.A.
3; Friendship Club 2. 231.
MARYANN MIHALIC, Mare; G.A.A. 231.
PATRICIA MIKA, Patti; I.Q.S. 4; Survey Busi
ness Staff 4: Friendship Club 3; Prom Com-
mittee 3: F.B.L..\. 3; Transferred to Euclid in
Jr. year. 178, 231.
•LUCILLE ROSE MILAZZOTTO, Lucy: N.H.S.
4; F.T.A. 3. 4: Swim Club 3, 4; Majorette Club
2; G.A.,\. 2: Sun'ey Business Staff 4; Friendship
Club 2, 3; Honor' Study Hall 3: Class Cabinet
4; Senior Scandal. 148, 166,
176, 231.
•BONNIE LORRAINE MILLER, Bonnie
ISabc.i: N.H.S. 4: F.TA. 4; Student Council 3;
Majorette Club 2. 3, 4; Majorette 4; P..^. Club
2. 3. 4: Technician 2. 3, 4; Secretary 3, 4;
Spring Play 3; G..^.A. 2, 3, 4; Class Cabinet 3;
Prom Committee 3. 123, 148, 180, 186. 231.
CATHERINE J. MILLER, Cathie; Girls Glee
Club 2: F.N.A. 4; Friendship Club 2; Honor
Study Hall 2, 3: Hall Guard 2. 231.
DENNIS ALAN MILLER, Denny: F.T.A. 4;
Fall Play Cast 2. 3. 4: Spring Play Production
Staff 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4. 150, 231.
GERTRUDE K. MILLER, Trudy; World Af-
fairs 2, 3; G.A.A. 2, 3; Co-op Student 4. 231.
•JEANNE MILLER, Jeannie; N.H.S. 4; N.F.L.
4; I.Q.S. 4; F.T..'\. 2, 3. 4; ^Vorld Affairs 4; Stu-
dent Council Committee 3; Big Show Produc-
tion Staff 3. 4; Cast 4; G.A..-\. 2; Suniey Business
Staff 3, 4: Rep. 4; Friendship Club 2, 3; Class
Cabinet 4; Pep Club 3; Hall Guard 4; Senior
Assembly; Spectrum 4. 146, 148, 150, 170, 172,
186, 232.
PAMELA ELLEN MILLER, Pam: Swim Club
4: Euclidian Ad Staff 4; F.N.A. 3, 4; G.A.A. 2:
Friendship Club 2. 3; Honor Study Hall 3, 4;
Hall Guard 3. 176, 230, 232.
ROBERT JAY MILLER, Bob; Honor Study
Hall 3: Cross Country 3, 4; Basketball 2; Base-
ball 2; Letterman's Club 3, 4; Hall Guard 2, 4.
90, 174, 232.
MARILYN JANE MILNER, Mar; Student
Council 3; Friendship Club 2. 232.
MARY ALICE MILONE, Mar; Euclidian Rep.
4; G.AA. 3; Friendship Club 2; Hall Guard 4.
232.
•K.\THLEEN ANN MOG, Kathy; N.H.S. 3, 4
I.Q.S. 4; World Affairs 2, 3, 4; Secretary 3; Pres
ident 4; Euclidian Rep. 2; Editorial Staff 4
Underclass Editor 4; Concert Band 2, 3, 4
Marching Band 2, 3, 4; Pit Band 2, 3, 4; G.A.A
2, 3. 68, 146, 149, 162, 172, 232, 251.
JOHN ANTHONY MOLINARO. Spirits Club
195, 233.
^VILLIAM ALAN MORGAN, Bill; Choral Mas-
ters 2, 3, 4; Honor Study Hall 4; Movie Club
2. 73, 233.
KAREN S. MORRIS, G.A.A. 2, 3. 4; Friendship
Club 2; Honor Study Hall 3. 233.
LARRY MICHAEL MORSE. Beek; Football 2,
3; Wrestling 2, 3. 232, 233.
JOAN MOSER, Euclidian Business Staff 4;
Friendship Club 2, 3, 4; Honor Study Hall 4;
Senior Assembly. 163, 164, 233.
ROBERT SPENCER MOSTER, Bob. 233.
CONSTANCE GAIL MULLINS, Connie; N.F.L.
4; Majorette Club 2; Girl's Glee Club 2; Fall
Play Cast 3, 4; Big Show 3; Choral Masters 3,
4; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Friendship Club 2; Thespians
3, 4. 72, 150, 233.
WILLIAM FR.ANCIS MURRAY, Bill; I.Q.S. 4;
Student Council 3; Su>x>ey Rep. 3; Business
Staff 4; Swimming 3; Tennis 2, 3. 170, 171, 234.
*BARBAR.\ MUSHINKO, Barb; NHS 4-
N.F.L. 3, 4; I.Q.S. 4; F.T.A. 2, 3, 4; World
.Affairs 4; Student Council 2: .\d Club 2. 3, 4;
G.A.A. 2: Su7-i'ey Rep. 2, 4; Editorial Staff 2, 3,
4: Friendship Club 2: Honor Study Hall 3, 4;
Hall Guard 3; Ushering 2. 146, 148, 166, 186,
188, 234.
LAIMA MUSTEIKIS, G.A.A. 2, 3; Friendship
Club 2, 3, 4; Honor Study Hall 4; Senior As-
sembly. 234.
^VILLIAM GLENN MUTCHLER, Bill: Honor
Study Hall 4. 234.
DANIEL F. MYERS, Bug; Orchestra 3; Fall
Play 3; Concert Band 2, 3, 4: Marching Band
2, 3, 4: Pit Band 2, 4. 68, 234.
MERLIN LOUISE MYERS; Choir 3. 234.
DIANE MYLAR; Majorette Club 2; Girl's Glee
Club 2, 3; F.N.A. 3; G.A.A. 2. 3, 4; Friendship
Club 3; Ushering 3; Honor Study Hall 4. 234.
EUGENE DUANE NANIGER, Gene: F.T.A. 4;
F.B.L.A. 4. 161, 234.
WALTER JOSEPH NEEDS. 234.
BE\'ERLY JOAN NEFF, Bev; F.T.A. 2; World
Affairs 2; Student Council 2; Homecoming
Committee 2; Majorette Club 2, 3, 4; Majorette
3, 4; Big Show Cast 3, 4; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Honor
Study Hall 2; Student Council Concessions
^Yorker 2; Suivey Cub Reporter 2; Pep Club 3,
4. 122, 235.
GABRIEL MATTHEW NEOLA, Gabe; Trans-
ferred to Euclid in Sr. year. 235.
DONALD ROY NETTIS, Don: Camera Club
2, 3, 4; Golf 2; Euclidian Rep. 4. 182, 235.
KEN HERMAN NEUSTEDT, Ken. 235.
AVILLIAM CHARLES NEWCOMB, Bill. 235.
ARTHUR CHARLES NEWMAN, Art; Student
Council 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Vice President 2;
Fall Play 2, 3, 4; Big Show 2, 3, 4; Concert Band
2, 3, 4; Band Sergeant 4; Marching Band 2, 3,
4; Pit Band 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Letterman 4;
Chevron 2, 3, 4; Senior Assembly. 64, 65, 67,
68, 156, 158, 235, 244, 254.
CAROL ANN NOVAK; N.F.L. 4; F.T.A. 2;
.Swim Club 2, 3, 4; Girl's Glee Club 2; G.A.A.
2, 3; Friendship Club 3; Honor Study Hall 4;
Pep Club 3; Euclidian Rep. 2. 176, 235.
JOSEPH CARLOS NUTTER JR. 235.
WAYNE THOMAS O'COIN, Goldielocks: Movie
Club. 200, 235.
TIM J. OHAR^A., Irish; Hall Guard 2. 235.
JUDITH MARIE-LOUISE OKORN, Judy:
I.Q.S. 4; F.T.A. 2, 3, 4; ^Vorld Affairs 4; Ad
Club 2, 3, 4; Girl's Glee Club 2; G.A.A. 2;
Survey Editorial Staff 2, 3, 4; Friendship Club
2; Ushering 2; Honor Study Hall 4. 235.
GEORGE OESTERLE. 235.
JEFF M. OKER; Big Show Cast 2; Honor Study
Hall 2; Foreman's Club 3. 236.
PATRICIA OPALICH, Pat; Ad Club 2, 3, 4;
Big Show 4; G..\.A. 2, 3, 4; Friendship Club 2,
3; Class Cabinet 3, 4. 236.
KENNETH LOU ORAZEN, Ken. 236.
CARLO JOHN ORLANDO, Carlos; Student
Council 2, 3, 4; Eucuyo 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Let-
terman 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Letterman 3, 4; Hall
Guard 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 4; Senior Scan-
dal. 174, 236, 258.
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THOMAS EDWARD OSTKAR, Tom. 236.
RICHARD OTTO, Rick; Hall Guard 2. 236.
DONALD JAMES OVERBERGER. 236.
ED PALM; Student Council 3; Key Club 2;
Choral Masters 3, 4; Honor Study Hall 4; Bas-
ketball 2, 3; Honor Study Hall 4; Basketball 2,
3; Hall Guard 2, 3. 72, 236.
ROY GARIS PALMER, Pelican: Choral Mas-
ters 3, 4; President 4; Honor Study Hall 4;
Basketball 4; Baseball 3, 4; Letterman's Club
3, 4; Class Cabinet 4; Hall Guard 3; Euclidian
Rep. 2, 3; Student Council 2. 73, 115, 117, 237.
JANE PANESKY, Little One; World Affairs 2,
3; Choir 3. 71, 237.
DENNIS LOUIS PAPESH, Den. 237.
BEVERLY DAWN PAPP, Bev: G.A.A. 2;
F.B.L.A. 2. 237.
CAROL PARATORE, Carol; G.A.A. 4; Friend-
ship Club 2. 237.
CHARLES CURTIS PARSONS, Curt. 237.
FRANK THOMAS PARSONS, Ridge Runner.
237.
PATRICK VINCENT PARZIALE, Pat. 237.
DENNIS J. PASKEY, Denny. 237.
•CHERYL HELENE PASQUALE, Squales;
N.H.S. 3, 4; F.T.A. 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3,
4; Exec. Board 4; Secretary 4; Committees 4;
Girl's Glee Club 2; Choral Masters 3, 4; G.A.A.
2, 3, 4; 5un;e)i Rep. 2. 3; Friendship Club 2, 3;
Class Treasurer 3; Class Cabinet 4; Pep Club
3; Prom Committee 4. 72, 73, 149, 157, 158,
186, 238.
DANIEL ROBERT PAUL, Poka Dots. 238.
ARTHUR PAULOVCIN. 238.
SHARON JEAN PAULSEN, Sharie; N.F.L. 4;
Student Council Committees 2, 3; Swim Club
2, 3; Junior Red Cross 2; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Friend-
ship Club 2, 3, 4; Honor Study Hall 2; Hall
Guard 2. 3; Prom Committee 3; Euclidian Rep.
4. 150, 154, 238.
FRANK PAVLIC, Fatey. 238.
BARBARA ANN PAVLIK, Barb; Girl's Glee
Club 4: F.N.A. 4; G.A.A. 4; Friendship Club 4.
71, 154, 184, 238.
JOHN STEVEN PAYERCHIN, Jack; Concert
Band 2, 3; Marching Band 2, 3; Pit Band 2. 238.
*SHARON LEIGH PEACOCK; N.H.S. 4; I.Q.S.
4; F.T.A. 3, 4; World Affairs 4; G.A.A. 3; Sur-
vey 3, 4; Staff Editor 4; Friendship Club 3, 4;
Ushering 3, 4; Senior Assembly; Spectrum 3, 4;
Latin Club 4; Vice President 4; Transferred to
Euclid in Jr. year. 146, 148, 169, 186, 239.
BILL PECK. 239.
JEANETTE PEJACK, Petie; World Affairs 2;
F.N.A. 3; G.A.A. 3, 4; Friendship Club 2, 3, 4;
Pep Club 3. 239.
•RICHARD A. PEJEAU, Yogi; N.H.S. 3, 4;
I.Q.S. 3,4; N.A.S.S. 4; Student Council 3,4; Exec.
Board 3, 4; Committees 3, 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4;
Vice President 3; President 4; Choral Masters
3, 4; Survey 2, 3, 4; Editorial Staff 3, 4; Sports
Editor 4; Business Staff 2, 3, 4; Circulation
Mgr. 4; Honor Study Hall 3; Football 2, 3, 4;
Letterman 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Mgr. 4; Letter-
man 4; Track 2; Letterman's Club 4; Spirits
Club 3, 4; Hall Guard 3; Senior Assembly. 72,
96, 115, 149, 160, 168, 170, 172, 174, 188, 239.
KEN A. PEKAR, Peck; Euclid Choir 2; Choral
Masters 3, 4; Wrestling 2. 72, 239.
ANN PELYAK, A7inie P.; Student Council 4;
Committees 4; Majorette Club 3; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4;
Friendship Club 2, 3, 4; Cabinet 2, 3, 4; Pep
Club 3; Euclidian Rep. 4. 154, 239.
KATHLEEN B. PENNY, Kitty; Junior Red
Cross 2; Latin Club 3; Transferred to Euclid in
Jr. year. 239.
DENNIS HOWARD PERKINS, Perk; Honor
Study Hall 3; Football 2; Cross Country 3; Bas-
ketball 2, 3, 4; Letterman 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Hall
Guard 3, 4. 115, 239.
•THOMAS AUGUST PERLIONI, Tom; N.H.S.
4; N.A.S.S. 3, 4; Student Council 4; Cross Coun-
try 3; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Letterman 4; Baseball 2,
3, 4; Letterman 3, 4; Letterman's Club 3, 4;
Class Cabinet 4; Hall Guard 2, 3. 115, 148, 174,
239.
MARCIA PERME, Perm: F.T.A. 2, 3, 4; Major-
ette Club 3; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Survey Rep. 4;
Friendship Club 2, 3; Honor Study Hall 2;
Girl's Leaders Club 3; Class Cabinet 3; Pep
Club 3; Hall Guard 4; Prom Committee 3.
165, 239.
ROBERT RICHARD PERRY, Bob; World Af-
fairs 2; Euclidian Rep. 2; Honor Study Hall 4;
Hall Guard 3; Sui-vey Business Staff 4. 170, 239.
JAMES E. PETERSEN, Jim: Swim Club 2, 3;
Cross Country 2; Swimming 2. 239.
RANDY PETERSON, Ranrfji; N.F.L. 4; F.T.A.
4; Pres. 4; Swim Club 2; Key Club 4; Honor
Study Hall 4; Golf 4; Prom Committee 4; Lin-
guist Club. 150, 188, 239.
SHIRLEY PETERSON, Shirl; World Affairs 2;
G.A.A. 4; Friendship Club 2. 239.
EVELYN JOY PETKOVSEK, Erie: Majorette
Club 2, 3, 4; Majorette 3, 4; Head Majorette 4;
Big Show Cast 3, 4; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Girl's Leaders
Club 3, 4; Vice President 4; Class Secretary 4;
Class Cabinet 4; Hall Guard 2; Prom Commit-
tee 4; Homecoming Queen 4; Spring Sports
Attendent 2. 14, 122, 123, 177, 233, 239.
DENNIS CHARLES PETRO; Choral Masters
2, 3. 240.
WAYNE ALLEN PETTEK; Key Club 3; Cross
Country 3, 4; Letterman 4; Basketball 2; Base-
ball 2; Track 3, 4; Letterman's Club 4. 240.
LAWRENCE MARTIN PIPER, Larry; Concert
Band 3, 4; Marching Band 2, 3, 4. 68, 240.
VINCENT JAMES PISCOPO, Vince. 24q.
SHIRLEY ANN PISHKUR, Shan; Friendship
Club 3; Honor Study Hall 3; Hall Guard 3;
F.B.L.A. 4; Co-op Student 4; Transferred to
Euclid in Jr. Year. 160, 240.
JOANNE A. PISKUR, Jo. 240.
MICHAEL PISTILLO, Mike. 240
CAROL L. PITT, Blondi. 240.
•BETTY LOU PLAGGEMIER, Betty Babes;
N.H.S. 4; Orchestra 3, 4; F.N.A. 4; Concert Band
2, 3, 4; Marching Band 2, 3, 4; Pit Band 2, 3,
4; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Eucuyo 2, 3; Friendship Club
3; Honor Study Hall 4; Pep Club 3; Survey
Cub Reporter. 64, 68, 148, 184, 240.
•ANTHONY R. POLSINELLI, Tony; N.H.S. 4;
I.Q.S. 4; Student Council 4; Key Club 3, 4;
Survey Editorial Staff, Reporter 2, 3, 4. 148,
158, 188, 240.
BONNIE KAY PONCE, Bon; Girl's Glee Club
2; Choral Masters 3, 4. 72, 240.
GAYLE LEE POTICHNY, Pofs; World Affairs
3; Girl's Glee Club 2; G.A.A. 2, 3; Eucuyo 4;
Friendship Club 2; Honor Study Hall 4; Spirit's
Club 4; Prom Committee 2. 158, 160, 232, 240.
DIANE M. POTTS, Dee; F.N.A.; Friendship
Club. 241.
MARJORIE ANN POWALIE, Pausquallie;
Friendship Club 2. 241.
DON POWERS, Don: Student Council 2; Big
Show Cast 4; Honor Study Hall 4; Football 2,
4; Wrestling 2; Baseball 2; Class Cabinet 4;
Hall Guard 3; Senior Assembly; Prom Commit-
tee 4; Class Guidance Council 4. 96, 163, 202,
241.
MARY ALICE PRENDERGAST, Mary; F.T.A.
4; World Affairs 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4;
Committees 4; Swim Club 3, 4; Secretary 4;
Euclidian Ad Staff 4; Big Show Cast 3; G.A.A.
2; Friendship Club 2; Honor Study Hall 3;
Senior Scandal; Art Editor 4. 146, 158, 165, 166,
176, 177, 186, 241.
MARTHA L. PRICE, Marty; Fall Play 2; Sur-
vey Rep. 2; Orchestra 3. 64, 241.
DAVID MARK PRIMO, Dave; Key Club 2, 3,
4; Honor Study Hall 4; Wrestling 2, 3. 188, 241.
ERIC JON PROSTOR, Buns; Key Club 3; Sur-
vey Rep. 2; Honor Study Hall 2; Football 3,
Letterman 3; Letterman's Club 3; Hall Guard 3;
Capt. 3; Class Cabinet 2. 96, 174, 241.
DODY PROVAN. 241.
JAMES RICHARD PUHGER, Jim. 242.
•JUNE MARIE PULVER; N.H.S. 4; I.Q.S. 4;
F.T.A. 4; Student Council 2; Committees 2;
Fall Play Production Staff 2; Spring Play Pro-
duction Staff 2; Sui-uey 2, 3, 4; Eucuyo 4; Honor
Study Hall 4; Spectrum 3, 4; Secretary 4; Movie
Club 3, 4. 148, 172, 173, 186, 242.
SUSANNE PUREBER, Sue; I.Q.S. 4; F.T.A. 4;
Student Council 4; Euclidian Business Staff 4;
Rep. 4; G.A.A. 2, 4; Friendship Club 2, 3; Pep
Club 4. 164, 172, 242.
NORMAN JOHN RAASCH; Wrestling 2;
Movie Club. 242.
EVANGELINE MARIE RACE, Eve; G.A.A.;
Friendship Club. 242.
FRED RADATZ, Rat's. 242.
DONNA LOUISE RADENCIC; Friendship
Club 2. 242.
LOIS JEAN RAMSEY.
MARGARET M. RAST, Penny; Friendship
Club 2, 3; F.B.L.A. 4; Homecoming Dance Com-
mittee 3. 160, 242.
JO ANN REED, Jody; F.T.A. 2; Friendship
Club 4; Ushering 4; Honor Study Hall 4;
Transferred to Euclid in Jr. year. 154, 241.
CAROL ANN REIDER, Carol; Swim Club 3;
F,N.A. 3; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Friendship Club 2, 3,
4; Honor Study Hall 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Hall
Guard 4; Prom Committee 4; Linguist Club
4. 242.
LEONARD WILLIAM REINKE, Reinkeydink;
Swim Club 2; Swimming 3. 242.
WILLIAM TERRY REYA, Tex; Camera Club
2; Stage Crew 3; Fall Play Production Staff 3,
4; Spring Play Production Staff 3; Concert Band
2, 3; Marching Band 2; Honor Study Hall 2;
Football 2, 3; Wrestling 2; Movie Club 2, 3, 4;
Hall Guard 2, 3. 242.
•WILLIAM W. REYNOLDS, Bill; N.H.S. 4;
N.A.S.S. 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Concert
Band 2; Marching Band 2; Pit Band 2; Choral
Masters 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Letterman 4; Track
2; Letterman's Club 4. 73, 96, 148, 174, 243.
LINDA LEE RICHARDSON, Linn; F.N.A. 3,
4; G.A.A. 2, 3; Friendship Club 2, 3; Honor
Study Hall 2; F.B.L.A. 4. 243.
CHERYL BARBARA RICHLEY; Concert Band
3; Marching Band 2, 3, 4; Pit Band 2; Friend-
ship Club 3. 67, 243.
LORETTE THERESE RIEBE, Lorry; Eucli-
dian Rep. 3; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Friendship Club 2,
3, 4; Ushering 2, 3, 4; Hall Guard 4. 154, 243.
WILLIAM G. RINAS, Bill; N.A.S.S. 3, 4; Honor
Study Hall 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Letterman's Club
3, 4. 90, 91, 174, 184, 243.
DONALD ALLEN RITCHIE, Don: Stage Crew
Club 2, 3, 4; Fall Play Production Staff 2, 3, 4;
Spring Play Production Staff 2, 3, 4; Big Show
Production Staff 2, 3, 4; Movie Club 3, 4;
Thespians 3, 4; Stage Mgr. 4. 150, 182, 243, 250.
SAMUEL J. RITZ, Chauncy; Honor Study Hall
3; Hall Guard 3, 4. 243.
SHARON LYNN ROBASZ, Shari; World Affairs
3; Junior Red Cross 3; F.N.A. 3; Choir 3, 4;
G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Friendship Club 2, 3, 4; Usher-
ing 3; Honor Study Hall 4; Pep Club 3. 243.
FRED ROBBINS, Rob; Swimming. 243. '
»HARON ANNE ROBBINS; N.F.L. 2; G.A.A.
2; Friendship Club 2; Pep Club 3. 243.
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DIANE ROBERTS, Freddi; World Affairs 2, 3;
Student Council 3; Girl's Glee Club 2; Girl's
Ensemble 3; Euclidian Rep. 4; Big Show Cast
3; Choral Masters 3, 4; G.A.A. 2, 3; Friendship
Club 2, 3; Class Cabinet 3; Prom Committee
3. 72, 243.
LINDA KAY ROBINSON, Lynn; F.N.A. 4;
Friendship Club 2, 3, 4. 243.
•KATHLEEN ROCK, Kathy: N.H.S. 4; F.T.A.
2. 3. 4: -World Affairs 4; Girl's Glee Club 2, 3:
G.A.A. 2. 4; Survey Rep. 4; Friendship Club 2,
3, 4; I'shering 2; Senior Scandal Business Staff.
146, 148, 166, 186, 244.
•JOANNE ROMANO; N.H.S. 4; I.Q.S. 4; F.T.A.
2, 3, 4: Exec. Board 3, 4; Sun'ev Rep. 2; Reporter
2, 3, 4; Eucuyo 3, 4; Short Story Editor 4;
Spectrum 3, 4. 148, 166, 169, 172, 226, 244.
•JAMES EDWARD ROSCOE, Jim; N.H.S. 4
F.T.A. 4; Vice President 4; Fall Play Cast 4
Spring Play Director 3; Honor Study Hall 3
Thespians 4; Latin Club 4; Transferred to
Euclid in Jr. year. 54, 148, 150, 244.
BARRY MICHAEL ROSS, Barney; Orchestra
3, 4; Fall Play 2, 3, 4; Big Show 2, 3, 4; Con-
cert Band 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 2. 3, 4;
Pit Band 2, 3, 4; Honor Study Hall 2, 3, 4;
Football 2; Letterman 2: Hall Guard 3, 4;
Marching Band Sergeant 3, 4; Orchestra, Pres-
ident 3; Project Talent Musical Arranger 3,
4; Musical Director 4. 67, 68, 220, 244.
RITA ANN ROSS; G.A.A. 2; Friendship Club
3. 244.
KARL MICHAEL ROTH. 244.
CALVIN RICHARD RYAN, Cal. 244.
PAUL MICHAEL RYAN, Irish; Football 4;
Swimming 2, 3. 60. 96, 245.
BARBARA SUE SABULA, Barbie; F.T.A. 4;
Student Council 3, 4; Swim Club 3; Girl's Glee
Club 2; Choir 3, 4; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Survey Rep.
3, 4; Business Staff 4; Friendship Club 2, 3, 4;
Ushering 2, 3, 4: Senior Scandal. 71, 154, 158.
166, 170, 186, 245.
BEVERLEE JEAN SAMSA, Bezy; World Affairs
2; G.A.A. 2; Friendship Club 2: Ushering 2. 245.
LORELEI ANN SANDERS, Lora Babes; N.F.L.
4; Girl's Glee Club 2; Fall Plav Cast 4; G.A.A.
2, 3, 4; £!/fi/To 3. 4; Friendship Club 2, 3, 4;
Honor Study Hall 2; Thespians 4. 245, 263.
•DAVID ROBERT SANDERSON, Bob; N.H.S.
4;. Key Club 2; Choral Masters 4; Spectrum 3, 4.
72, 148, 172, 245.
GARY MICHAEL SANDY, Sandbox: Honor
Study Hall 2, 3. 4; Foreman's Club 4. 245.
JOHN A. SANDY, Little John. 245.
SUSANNE MARY SAUNWAY, Sue: G.A.A. 2,
3, 4; Eucuyo 2; Friendship Club 2, 3, 4; Usher-
ing 2, 3; Class Cabinet 4; Prom Committee 4;
E Room Worker 4. 154, 2'f5.
PAMELA SA\VYER, Pam.
JOHN MICHAEL SCHAEL. Pretty Blue Eyes:
N.A.S.S. 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Letterman 3. 4;
Wrestling 2. 3, 4; Letterman 2. 3, 4; Baseball 2,
3. 4; Letterman 3, 4; Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4;
Class President 3; Spirit's Club 4. 96, 104, 105,
245.
JAMES THOMAS SCHAFFER, Tom; P.A.
Club. 245.
MARILYN SCHEER, Mar: Euclidian Rep. 2;
G.A.A. 2, 3; Friendship Club 2, 3, 4; Class
Cabinet 3; Hall Guard 4; F.B.L.A. 3. 245.
•ALEXANDRA SCHELGUNOV, Alex: N.H.S.
3, 4; I.Q.S. 3, 4; F.T.A. 2, 3, 4; Student Council
2; Euclidian Business Staff 4; Ad. Editor 4; Ad
Staff 4; Eucuyo 2, 3, 4; Business Mgr. 4; Spec-
trum 3, 4; Sec. 3; Science Seminar 2, 3, 4;
Movie Club 4. 149, 152, 164, 166, 172, 182, 245.
KEITH DEYO SCHEURMAN, Huck; Swim
Club 3, 4; President 4; Foreman's Club 4; Pres-
ident 4. 176, 177, 188, 245.
BRUCE SCHMAEMAN, Bruce. 246.
DAVID LEWIS SCHMIDT, Dutch; Wrestling
2; Spectrum 4; Linguist Club 3. 172, 246.
JUDITH CATHERINE SCHNEIDER, Judy;
F.T.A. 3, 4; G.A.A. 2, 3; Friendship Club 2, 3,
4; Ushering 2, 3: Honor Study Hall 4. 246.
CARL DAVID SCHROETER, Schrodes: Camera
Club 2. 3, 4; Vice President 3; Track 2; Swim-
ming 2. 182, 246.
DENNIS M. SCHULZ. 246.
LAUR.\ JEAN SCHULZ; Orchestra 2, 3, 4;
G.A.A. 2, 3; Friendship Club 3, 4; Hall Guard
4. 64, 247.
DONALD FREDERICK SCHULTZ, Don:
World Affairs 3, 4. 247.
BARBARA MARY SCHULZE, Barb: G.A.A. 3,
4; Friendship Club 2, 3. 247.
LINDA DORTHEA SCOTT, Scotty; Majorette
Club 3; Orchestra 2, 3; G.A.A. 2. 247.
MARILYN JANE SCOTT, Pinki: G.A.A. 2, 3,
4; Drama Club 2. 247.
MIRIAM JOAN SCOTT, Jo: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4;
Drama Club 2. 247.
RICHARD E. SCOTT, Rich: Football 4; Bas-
ketball 2; Baseball 2, 4; Letterman 4; Letter-
man's Club 4. 96, 247.
MERRILOU SCRIBNER, Zelda: G.A.A. 2, 3;
Hall Guard 4. 247.
BRIAN -WILLIAM SEDEY. 247.
SHIRLEY ANN SEDMAK, Shuggy: Friendship
Club 2, 3; Pep Club 2; Hall Guard 4. 247.
SHARON ANN SEIFERT, Sheri: Majorette
Club 2, 3; G.A.A. 2; Class Cabinet 3, 4; Prom
Committee 4. 247.
MICHAEL SELEMAN, Sal. 247.
JOSEPH E. SELF, Joe; World Affairs 3; Hall
Guard 2. 247.
SHEILA SHAUGHNESSY, Shelly: N.F.L. 3, 4;
P.A. Club 4: Fall Play 3, 4; Director 4; Pro-
duction Staff 3; Spring Play Cast 3, 4; Big Show
Cast 3; Choir 3; G.A.A. 2, 3; Friendship Club
2; Honor Study Hall 4; Thespians 3, 4; Sec-
retary 4; Drama Club 2; Talent Scouts E.H.S.
3, 4; Spectrum 3, 4; Playnite Production Staff
3. 150, 247.
JUDITH ANNE SHEPPARD, Shep; Friendship
Club 2, 4; Euclidian Rep. 4; Spectrum 4; Girl's
Glee Club 2; Euclid Choir 3, 4. 71, 247.
ROBERT SHEPPARD, Bob; Key Club 3; Cross
Country 3; Track 2, 3; Letterman 2; Letterman's
Club 2. 248.
RICHARD HARRIS SHERMAN; Student
Council 2. 3; Wrestling 2, 3; Golf 2. 248.
DAVID \V. SHOAFF, Dave; Orchestra 3, 4;
Fall Play Cast 3; Big Show Cast 3; Concert
Band 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 2, 3, 4; Pit Band
2, 3, 4. 64, 68, 248.
•TERRENCE LEE SICILIANO, Terry; N.H.S.
4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Boy's Choir 2, 3;
Fall Play Cast 2: Choral Masters 3; Honor Study
Hall 4; Swimming 2; Bowling 2, 3; Hall Guard
2; E Room Worker 2, 3. 148, 158, 248.
JOHN RONALD SIMCIC. 248.
LINDA SIPES, Lin; Friendship Club 2, 3. 248.
THEODORE ROBERT SKEBE, Ted; Honor
Study Hall 4; Bowling 4. 248.
ELAINE JUNE SKERLY, Squirrely; I.Q.S. 3,
4; F.T.A. 3; Ad Club 3; Majorette Club 3; P.A.
Club Technician 3; Girl's Glee Club 2; Fall
Play Cast 2; Big Show Cast 2; Choral Masters 3,
4; G.A.A. 2, 3; Survey Rep. 2, 3, 4; Business
Staff 3, 4; Friendship Club 2; Honor Study Hall
4; Euclidian Rep. 4. 230, 248.
MARGUERITE A. SKOK; F.T.A. 2, '3; F.N.A.
3; G.A.A. 2; Transferred to Euclid in Sr. year.
248.
•LAURA ANNE SKOMSKI; N.H.S. 3, 4; I.Q.S.
4; F.T.A. 3; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Commit-
tees 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Letter winner 4;
Sumey Editorial Staff 2, 3, 4; Art Ed. 4; Feature
Editor 4; Friendship Club 2, 3. 149, 158, 168,
172, 205, 249.
•JANET MARIE SLABY. Jan; N.H.S. 3, 4;
Treasurer 4; I.Q.S. 4; F.T.A. 4; World Affairs
4; Euclidian Editorial Staff 4; Mounting Editor
4; Friendship Club 2, 3, 4; Spectrum 3, 4; Exec.
Board 3. 146, 148, 149, 162, 166, 172, 186, 207
249.
EDWARD DENIS SKUFCA, Denny.
PATRICIA ANN SLITOR, Pat; ^Vorld Affairs
4; G.A.A. 2, 3; Friendship Club 3. 146, 249.
SANDRA SMEKEL, Sonya: Friendship Club
2, 3, 4; Honor Study Hall 4; Hall Guard 4. 249.
DENNIS EDWARD SMITH, Denny; Honor
Study Hall 3; Football 2; \Vrestling 2, 4; Spec-
trum 4; Math Club 4. 172, 249.
DONNA M. SMITH: Choir 2. 249.
JAMES JOSEPH SMITH; Football 2; Cross
Country 3, 4; Track 2, 3; Hall Guard 4. 249.
DIANE CAROLYN SNYDER, Dee: Concert
Band 2. 3. 4; Marching Band 2; Pit Band 2, 3;
G.A.A. 2; Friendship Club 2, 3, 4. 67, 154, 249.
•THOMAS AARON SNYDER, Tom; N.H.S. 4;
Survey Business Staff 4; Honor Study Hall 4;
Spectrum 3, 4; President 4; Library Page 2, 3,
4. 148, 172, 173, 249, 250.
MARY LOU SOEDER; I.Q.S. 4; Ad Club 3, 4;
Girl's Glee Club 2; Fall Play Production Staff
2; Big Show Prod. Staff 2; Choral Masters 3,
4; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Suix>ey Rep. 2, 3, 4; Business
Staff 3, 4; Friendship Club 2, 3, 4; Ushering
2, 3; Pep Club 3. 73, 170, 172, 188, 189, 249.
LESLIE JOHN SOLTESZ, Les; Transferred to
Euclid in Sr. year. 249.
PHYLLIS SUSAN SOPATA, Phyl; G.A.A. 2, 3;
Friendship Club 2, 3, 4; Ushering 2; Honor
Study Hall 3, 4; Hall Guard 3, 4. 249.
RICHARD SPEEL, Sped; Key Club 2, 3;
Eucuyo 4; Cross Country 3; Letterman 3; Track
2, 3; Letterman's Club 3; Spectrum 4; Euclidian
Courier 4; Library Monitor 4. 147, 166, 172,
174. 249.
JOHN F. SPENCER, Spencer: Key Club 4; Hon-
or Study Hall 4; Cross Country 3, 4; Letterman
4; Mgr. 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Mgr. 4; Letterman's
Club 4; Chess Club 4. 90, 146, 250.
THOMAS SPENCER, Tom: Choir 2; Choral
Masters 3, 4; Hall Guard 4. 72, 250.
ROBERT THOMAS SPICER, JR., Bob; Trans-
ferred to Euclid in Jr. year. 250.
CAROL L. SPIKULA, Spic. 250.
•HENRY LEONARD SPIVACK, Hank: N.H.S.
4; I.Q.S. 4; Camera Club 4; Euclidian Editorial
Staff 4; Photographer 4; Key Club 3; Eucuyo
3, 4; Cross Country 3; Track 3; Library Monitor
3; Spectrum 4; Senior Scandal Photographer.
148, 162, 163, 166, 172, 182, 223, 250.
SANDRA JEAN SPOLAR, Sandy; Girl's Glee
Club 2; G.A.A. 2; Friendship Club 3, 4; Pep
Club 3; Hall Guard 3; F.B.L.A. 3. 154, 250.
VICTOR HARRY STAMPONE, Vic; Football
2; Track 2, 3.
GERALD ALAN STANWICK, Jertj; Hall
Guard 3. 250.
MARSHA ANN STAPLETON, Marsha; Eucli-
dian Ad Staff 4; Big Show Cast 4; G.A.A. 2;
Friendship Club 2, 3, 4; Class Cabinet 3, 4;
Prom Committee 4. 251.
STEPHEN EARL STAPP, Steve. 251.
GERALD A. STARMAN, Jer; Football 2, 3, 4;
Letterman 3, 4. 96, 99, 251, 260.
BERNICE A. STEFE, Chick; G.A.A. 2; Honor
Study Hall 3.
LESLIE JOSEPH STEGH, Les. 251.
SUSAN JOYCE STEVENS, Susie; Orchestra 2,
3, 4; Treasurer 3; G.A.A. 2, 3; Friendship Club
4; Spectrum 3, 4; Treasurer 4; Senior Scandal
Business Staff; F.B.L.A. 4; Euclidian Rep. 2, 4.
64, 154, 161, 172, 173, 251.
FRANCES IRENE STIDWORTHY, Fran; Or-
chestra 2, 3; G.A.A. 2; F.B.L.A. 4. 160, 251.
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VIRGINIA LEE STILLINGER, Genny; F.T.A.
2, 3; P.A. Club Technician 3, 4; F.N.A. 3, 4;
Vice Pres. 4; G.A.A. 2, 3; Friendship Club 2.
3; Ushering 2, 3; Spring Play Production Staff
3. 251.
DOROTHY STISCAK, Dot; Friendship Club 2.
251.
KATHRYN ANN STOMBERG, Kathy; F.T.A.
3, 4; World Affairs 4; Panther Mascot 4; Girl's
Glee Club 2; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Sec. 3; Friendship
Club 2; Girl's Leaders Club 3, 4; Pep Club 2;
Hall Guard 3. 121, 146, 147, 179, 186, 251.
•RONALD R. STONER; N.H.S. 4; World Af-
fairs 4. 148, 251.
PATRICIA MARIE STRANG, Pat; World Af-
fairs 4; Survey Business Staff 4; Friendship Club
2, 3, 4; Cabinet 3, 4; Honor Study Hall 4; Hall
Guard 4. 146, 155, 166, 252.
LARRY STRATTON, Larry; Honor Study Hall
4. 252.
BEVERLY MARIANNE STREIT, Bev; Trans-
ferred to Euclid in Sr. year.
FR.\NCES MARY STRNAD; F.T.A. 2; F.N.A. 3;
Friendship Club 2; Hall Guard 2. 252.
BONNIE LYNN STROH, Bonnie; Fall Play
Production Staff 3, 4; Survey Rep. 2, 3; Honor
Study Hall 4; Thespians 4; Play Night Pro-
duction Staff 3. 54, 150, 252.
EDWARD L. STRUNA, Ed. 252.
JOSEPHINE STRUNA, Jo; F.T.A. 2, 3; P.A.
Club Technician 3, 4; Fall Play Production
Staff 3; Spring Play Production Staff 3; G.A.A.
3; Friendship Club 2, 3. 180, 252.
JOSEPH STURM, Joe; Football 2; Hall Guard
3; Senior Assembly. 252.
ROBERT STERLING SUMINGUIT, Bob;
Transferred to Euclid in Jr. year.
JUNE SUSMAN; Friendship Club 2, 3. 253.
DENNIS ALLEN SUSNIS, Denny. 253.
RICKIE ANN SVENWOL, Rickie; Friendship
Club 2, 3, 4. 253.
*DOUGLAS H. SWEEDER, Doug; N.H.S. 4;
I.Q.S. 4; Euclidian Business Staff 4; Ad Staff 4;
Fall Play 4; Concert Band 3, 4; Marching Band
2, 3, 4; Pit Band 2, 3, 4; Tennis 2, 3, 4. 68, 148,
163, 164, 172, 253.
ROBERTA ANN SZALAY, Robin; Friendship
Club 4; Transferred to Euclid in Sr. year. 253.
FRANK J. TAKACS; Ad Club 3, 4; Euclidian
Rep.; Hall Guard 2. 253.
ANTHONY STEVEN TAMBURRINO, Tony;
Foreman's Club 4. 188, 253.
MARJORIE TAYLOR, Margie; Student Council
4; Friendship Club 2, 3, 4. 253.
RITA PATRICIA TEKALEC; F.N.A. 4; G.A.A.
3; Friendship Club 2; Honor Study Hall 4;
Hall Guard 4. 253.
BARBARA LYNN TEKANCIC, Barb; F.T.A.
2, 3; World Affairs 4; Girl's Glee Club 2; Choral
Masters 3, 4; Euclidian Ad Staff 4; F.N.A. 4;
Big Show Production Staff 4; G.A.A. 2, 3;
Friendship Club 4; Pep Club 3; Senior Assem-
bly. 72, 146, 253.
TERRI ELAINE TEKANCIC, T; F.T.A. 4;
World Affairs 3; Student Council 2; Commit-
tees 2, 3; Euclidian Ad Staff 4; Big Show Cast
3, 4; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Friendship Club 2, 3; Honor
Study Hall 3; Class Cabinet 3, 4; Pep Club 3,
4; Hall Guard 4; Prom Committee 3, 4; Lin-
guist Club 3. 165, 166, 186, 253.
JOAN TENNENT, Joni; Majorette Club 2, 3;
Girl's Glee Club 2; Big Show Cast 2, 3; Choral
Masters 3, 4; G.A.A. 2; Honor Study Hall 4;
Hall Guard 2, 3; Prom Committee 3, 4. 253.
*HAL E. THEIS, Ciano; N.H.S. 3, 4; N.A.S.S.
3. 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Exec. Board 3, 4;
Homecoming Committee 2, 3, 4; Chairman 4;
Key Club 2; Suroey Rep. 2, 3; Eucuyo 3; Cross
Country 3, 4; Letterman 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4;
Letterman 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Letterman 3, 4;
Letterman's Club 3, 4; Hall Guard 2, 3; Capt.
3; Senior Assembly; Panther of the Week 4;
Prom Committee 4; Library Monitor 2, 3, 4.
90, 92, 113, 115, 116, 149, 157, 158, 174, 253.
CORRINE D.\E THOMAS; Student Council
3; Majorette Club 2; Girl's Glee Club 2, 3;
G. A. A. 3. 254.
JANET ANNE THOMPSON, Jan; World Af-
fairs 3; Majorette Club 3; Majorette 4; Big
Show 4: G.A.A. 2, 3; Friendship Club 2, 3;
Ushering 2, 3; Swvey Cub Reporter 2; Pep
Club 3; Hall Guard 3; Senior Assembly. 122,
220, 254.
♦KAREN TOMKO, Tommy; N.H.S. 3, 4; I.Q.S.
3, 4; F.T.A. 2; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Exec.
Board 3, 4; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Treas. 3; Suroc)) 3,
4; Rep. 4; Editorial Staff 3, 4; Copy Reader 3;
Editor-in-Chief 4; Girl's Leaders Club 3, 4;
Class Cabinet 2, 3: Spirit's Club 4; Vice Pres-
ident 4; Buckeye Girl's State Rep. 3; Panther
of the Week 3. 149, 157, 158, 160, 168, 172,
173, 177, 254.
*NADA P. TOMSICH; N.H.S. 4; F.T.A. 2, 3,
4; P.A. Technician 3, 4; Bookstore Worker 3,
4; Fall Play Production Staff 2, 3; Spring Play
Production Staff 3; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Friendship
Club 2, 3; Thespians 3, 4; Hall Guard 3; Capt.
3. 148, 159, 180, 254.
NANCY JEAN TOROK, Nancy; G.A.A. 4;
Friendship Club 2, 3, 4; Senior Assembly. 254.
KENNETH W. TRAVIS, Ken; F.T.A. 4; Eucu-
yo; Track. 254.
*MARY ANN TRAVNIK, B. J.; N.H.S. 4;
F.T.A. 2, 3, 4; Girl's Glee Club 2, 3; Bookstore
Worker 3, 4; Mgr. 4; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Girl's
Leaders Club 4; Pep Club 3; Hall Guard 3;
Senior Assembly. 148, 158, 159, 177, 186, 254.
NICK TRIVISONNO, Tony. 254.
WILLIAM TROUTEN; P.A. Club Technician
3, 4. 254.
IRENE CAROL TUCCERI; Friendship Club
2, 3. 254.
ALAN JOHN TUCCI, Survival Al; Swim Club
3; Concert Band 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 2, 3, 4;
Pit Band 2, 3, 4; Eucuyo 3, 4; Swimming 2, 3, 4.
68, 108, 254.
BARBARA RAE TUCKER, Barb; Junior Red
Cross 2; G.A.A. 4; Friendship Club 2, 3. 254.
MARILYN TUCKER; F.T.A. 2, 3; World Af-
fairs 2; Student Council 3; Euclidian Rep. 4;
Hall Guard 4. 254.
STEVE LOUIS TUMBRY, Butch; Swim Club
3, 4; Honor Study Hall 4; Swimming 3, 4; Hall
Guard 4; Swim Show 3, 4. 108, 176, 255.
JEANNE E. TWITCHELL, Twitch; Friendship
Club 2; Honor Study Hall 3, 4; Hall Guard 4.
255.
DEBORAH ANN ULLOM, Debs; F.N.A. 2, 3;
G.A.A. 4; Friendship Club 2, 3; Honor Study
Hall 4, 255.
DORIS URBANICK; F.T.A. 3, 4; World Af-
fairs 4; Majorette Club 3; Girl's Glee Club 2,
3; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Survey Rep. 4; Friendship
Club 2, 3, 4; Ushering 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 3. 146
186, 255.
JUDITH ANN URBAS, Judi; Girl's Glee Club
2, 3; Fall Play Cast 4; Dance Director 4; Big
Show Cast 2, 3; G.A.A. 2, 3; Friendship Club
2, 3, 4; Ushering 2; Honor Study Hall 4;
Euclidian Rep. 2, 3. 150, 255.
»JOHN ANTHONY USALIS, John; N.H.S. 4;
F.T.A. 4; Camera Club 4; Key Club 2, 3. 148,
182, 255.
THOMAS FRANK VANTILBURG, Peanuts.
255.
KENNETH ROBERT VARHOLA, Ken; Bowl-
ing 3, 4. 255.
ROBERT ROSS VELLA, Boh. 255.
DENNIS M. VENCL, Vence; Baseball 2, 3;
Foreman's Club 4. 188, 255.
•WILLIAM JOHN VICIC, Bill; N.H.S. 3, 4;
President 4; I.Q.S. 4; Student Council 2, 3;
Swim Club 2, 3, 4; Secretary 3; Euclidian Editor-
ial Staff 4; Asst. Editor 4; Key Club 2, 3:
Choral Masters 3, 4; Vice President 4; Eucuyo
3, 4; Swimming 2; Pep Club 3; Spirit's Club 4;
Spectrum 3, 4. 73, 148, 149, 160, 162, 163, 172
176, 207, 224, 255.
RANDOLPH FRANK VIDMAR, Randy; Key
Club 2, 3, 4; Treas. 4; Fall Play Cast 3, 4';
Choral Masters 4; Track 2, 4; Letterman's
Club 2, 3, 4; Hall Guard 2, 3. 73, 90, 93, 174,
256.
DAN LEE VIGH, Grubby; Football 2; Wrestling
2; Baseball 2. 256.
R. CRAIG VIRNELSON; F.T.A. 4; Track 4;
Hall Guard 4; Senior Assembly. 256.
JOAN LOUISE VORMELKER, Joan; Girl's
Glee Club 2. 3; Big Show Cast 2; G.A.A. 2;
Sui-vey Rep. 2; Friendship Club 3, 4; Ushering
4; Spectrum 4; Senior Assembly. 256.
HENRY JAMES VUCETIC, Hank. 256.
RALPH ALLAN WADE; Swim Club 2; Honor
Study Hall 4; Swimming 2, 3, 4; Letterman
4; Swim Show 2. 108, 256.
JO-ANN WALDMAN; N.F.L. 4; World Affairs
3; Majorette Club 2, 3; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Friend-
ship Club 2, 3; Pep Club 3; Hall Guard 3. 256.
STANLEY JAMES WALL, Stan; N.F.L. 4;
Camera Club 4; P.A. Announcer 4; Trans-
ferred to Euclid in Sr. year. 150, 181, 182, 256.
JOHN R.A.YMOND WALTERS, Jack; Fore-
man's Club 4. 256.
ROSEMARY ANN WANCHIK, Rose; Student
Council 3; Ad Club 3, 4; P.A. Technician 2;
Girl's Glee Club 2; Euclidian Ad Staff 4; G.A.A.
2, 3; Friendship Club 2, 3, 4; Ushering 4;
Class Cabinet 3; Euclidian Rep. 2; Senior As-
sembly. 155, 188, 256.
*MARY WEHRLE, Mary: N.H.S. 4; F.T.A. 2,
3, 4; Girl's Glee Club 2, 3; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4;
Survey Rep. 3; Euclidian Rep. 3, 4; Friendship
Club 2. 4; Spectrum 4. 148, 154, 172, 256.
CARL AVILLIAM WENDORFF, Carl; Student
Council 2; Wrestling 4. 104, 256.
LARRY M. WHALEN, Irish: Honor Study Hall
2, 3. 4; Football 2, 4; Cross Country 3; Track
2. 4; Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4; Hall Guard
Capt. 4; Senior Assembly. 96, 197, 256, 260.
BONNIE WHEELER; Friendship Club 2, 3.
256.
•DIANE MARILYN WHEELER, Di: N.H.S.
3. 4; I.Q.S. 3, 4; F.T.A. 2, 3, 4; Vice President
4; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Survey Editorial Staff 3, 4;
Asst. Editor 4; Rep. 4; Eucuyo 3, 4; Pep Club
3; Hall Guard 2; Spectrum 3, 4; Linguist Club
3. 149, 166, 168, 172, 186, 205, 256.
JAMES MARTIN WHITING, Irish; Foreman's
Club 4. 188, 258.
RICH M. WICKIZER, Wick. 258.
GARY LYNN WIELAND, Wheels. 258.
PHYLLIS IRENE WIERSCH; Transferred to
Euclid in Sr. year. 258.
KATHLEEN RUTH WILBER, Kathy; N.H.S.
4; F.T.A. 3, 4; World Affairs 4; Concert Band
2, 3, 4; Marching Band 2, 3, 4; Pit Band 2, 3,
4; Spectrum 3, 4. 68, 146, 148, 172, 186, 226, 258.
JOHN EDWARD WILEY, Swi^ty; Track 3. 258.
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MARILYN AVILK; G.AA. 2, 3, 4; Friendship
Club 2. 3, 4; Ushering 2; Pep Club 3; Spec-
trum 4; Library Monitor 4. 154, 172, 259.
SHIRLEY JEAN WILLCOCKS; F.T.A. 3, 4;
Girl's Glee Club 2, 3; Euclidian Business Staff
4; Ad Staff 4; G.A.A. 2, 3; Friendship Club 2,
3; Pep Club 3; Sun'ey Rep. 3; Senior Assembly.
163, 164, 186, 259.
ANTHONY W. WILLIAMS, Tony. 259.
SHARON AVILSON, Willie; Girl's Glee Club
2: Big Show Cast 4; G.A.A. 3, 4; Friendship
Club 2, 4; Pep Club 3. 259.
HAROLD A. WINKLEMAN, Wink; Foreman's
Club 3. 259.
•JANICE KAY AVINKLER, Winkie: N.H.S. 4;
Student Council 4: Majorette Club 2. 3, 4:
Majorette 4; P.A. Club 3, 4; Euclidian Ad Staff
4; Junior Red Cross 2, 3, 4; F. N. A. 3, 4;
Euclidian Rep. 3; G.A.A. 2, 3; 5uroo' Rep- 2,
3; Friendship Club 3. 4; Ushering 3; Spectrum
3. 123, 148, 158, 165, 180, 184, 259.
•LINDA JEAN WINKLER, Wink; N.H.S. 4;
I.Q.S. 3, 4; Student Council 4; Euclidian Bus-
iness Staff 4; Business Mgr. 4; Ad Staff 4; Rep.
2; G..A.A. 2, 3; Friendship Club 2, 3; Class
Cabinet 3. 148, 164, 165, 172, 173, 260.
DAVID W. 'WINTER, Dave. 260
•BEATRICE LEE AVINTERS. Betsy'; N.H.S. 4;
F.T.A. 3, 4; AVorld Affairs 4; Swim Club 3;
Euclid Choir 3, 4. 71, 146, 148, 186, 260.
SANDRA LU WISKIS. Sandi; Orchestra 2, 3,
4; G.A.A. 3, 4: Friendship Club 2, 3; Class
Guidance Council 2. 64, 260.
CHERYL LYNN WODA, Cherie; G.A.A. 2, 3;
Friendship Club 3; E Room AVorker 2; F.B.L..\.
4; Co-Op Student 4. 160, 260.
DIANE MARY WOHLGEMUTH, Dee; Friend-
ship Club 2, 3. 260.
KENNETH PAUL WOHLGEMUTH, Ken;
Euclidian Rep. 2; Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2.
104, 260.
•CLAUDIA WRIGHT; N.H.S. 4; F.T.A. 2;
Student Council 4: Committees 3, 4; Big Show
Production Staff 3: Suri'ex Business Staff 4;
Rep. 3: Friendship Club 2,' 4; Paperback Book-
store Worker 4. 148, 154, 158, 170, 260.
•DIANE C. WRONIAK, Di; N.H.S. 4; Girl's
Glee Club 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Librarian 3, 4;
Vice President 3; G.AA. 2, 3, 4; Eucuyo 3, 4;
Honor Study Hall 4; Spectrum 3. 4. 64, 71, 148,
172, 260.
DAVID MICHAEL WUNDERLE, Wun-Dee-
Buns; Student Council 2, 3; Choral Masters 2,
3, 4. 73, 260.
ROBERT YURKONIS, Bob. 262.
ROBERT THOMAS YUROSKO, Bob. 242, 262.
THOMAS ROBERT YUROSKO, Tom; Honor
Study Hall 4; Hall Guard 3, 4. 262.
PATRICIA ANN ZAMAN, Pat; Majorette Club
2; Friendship Club 2. 262.
SANDR.A ANN ZATKO, Sandy. 262.
PAUL JOSEPH ZEBRO'VVSKI, Zeb: Student
Council 2, 3, 4; Camera Club 2; Kev Club 2, 3;
SuTxiey Rep. 3, 4; Honor Study Hall 2, 3, 4;
Bowling 2, 3, 4; Letterman 3. 4; Letterman's
Club 3, 4; Class Cabinet 4; Pep Club 3; Hall
Guard 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 4. 262.
JUDY ZEIDER: F.N.A. 3, 4; President 4; G.AA.
2, 3, 4: Friendship Club 2, 3, 4; Ushering 2, 3.
154, 184, 262.
JOHN ZEVNIK, Zev; NA.S.S. 4; Key Club 2,
3, 4; Sec. 4; Cross Country 3,4; Letterman 4;
Track 2, 3, 4; Letterman 4; Letterman's Club
4; Hall Guard 2, 4. 90, 92, 174, 188, 262.
JOANNE M. ZIMMERMAN, Jo; Friendship
Club 3, 4; F.B.L.A. 4; Transferred to Euclid in
Jr. year. 262.
NANCY ZIMMERMAN, Nan: Girl's Glee Club
2; Friendship Club 2, 3. 262.
BRIAN ZINNER. 262.
KAREN ZNTDARSIC; P.A. Technician 3, 4;
G..\.A. 3; Friendship Club 2, 3, 4; Ushering
2; Honor Studv Hall 4; F.B.L.A. 4; Class Cab-
inet 3. 154, lei, 180, 260, 262.
SHARON ZNIDARSIC; G.A.A. 3; Friendship
Club 3. 262.
•FRANCINE ZUCHELLI, Fran; N.H.S. 4;
Big Show Cast 4; G..A.A. 2, 3; Survey Business
Staff 4; Accounting 4; Friendship Club 2, 3;
Honor Study Hall 4; Class Cabinet 3; Class
Guidance Council 4; Pep Club 3; Senior As-
sembly; Prom Committee 3, 4; Concessions
Worker 3, 4. 148, 170, 262.
•KATHRYN ZUST, Kathi: N.H.S. 4; Student
Council 2, 4; Ad Club 3; Majorette Club 3, 4;
Majorette 4: Cheerleader 2; P.A. Technician 3.
4; Girl's Glee Club 2, 3; Choral Masters 4;
Euclidian Rep. 2; Big Show Cast 2, 3, 4; G.A.A.
2, 3, 4; Sun'ey Business Staff 3, 4; Program Exch.
Mgr. 4; Rep'. 2, 3, 4; Honor Study Hall 4; Pep
Club 3: Hall Guard 4; Senior Assembly; Prom
Committee 4: Concessions 'Worker 3; Friendship
Club 2. 72, 123, 148, 158, 170, 262.
•ROSEMARY ZUZEK, Roseman': N.H.S. 3, 4;
F.T.A. 2, 3, 4; Exec. Board 4; Concert Band 2,
3, 4; Marching Band 2, 3. 4; Pit Band 2, 3, 4:
Spectrum 3, 4; Latin Club 4; President 4;
Movie Club 4. 65, 68, 149, 172, 182, 186, 262.
[
•MARY LOUISE YAGER, Mary Lou: N.H.S.
4; Girl's Glee Club 2; Euclid Choir 3, 4;
Junior Red Cross 2, 3, 4; Vice President 4;
F.N.A. 3, 4: Treas. 4; G.AA. 2, 3, 4; Friendship
Club 2, 3, 4; Spectrum 3, 4. 71, 148, 154, 184,
261.
ELEANOR DONNA YINGLING, Eddie; N.F.L.
3, 4; Student Council 3; Big Show Cast 4;
G.A.A. 3. 257, 261.
CHERILYN ANN YOUNG, Cheri; I.Q.S. 4;
Student Council 3, 4; Committees 3; Euclidian
Business Staff 4; G.A.A. 2; Survey Editorial Staff
2, 3; Friendship Club 2; Hall Guard 4. 163,
164, 172, 261.
ELSIE M. YOUNG; Friendship Club 2; Honor
Study Hall 3; Transferred to Euclid in Jr.
year. 261.
LAWRANCE J. YOUNG, Younk; Honor Study
Hall 2; Swimming 2, 3; Letterman 3; Letter-
man's Club 3; Hall Guard 2; Euclidian Rep. 2.
261.
WILLIAM FRANK YOUNG, Younghole; Hon-
or Study Hall 3, 4; Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Foreman's
Club 4. 261.
347
With the completion of this book go many hours
of work, fun, and companionship. To me, this has
been a wonderful year. During it I have had the
opportunity to work closely with some very interest-
ing people. These people, of course, have been my
staff. I doubt if there will ever again be a group of
individuals with the combination of remarkable
personalities and characters as those who have com-
prised this staff. It is to these people who worked
tirelessly and contributed so much that I. extend a
most sincere thank you.
This year we have tried to include all the features
that students expect to find in the Euclidian in addi-
tion to something new that will make it definitely
ours. It is a creation of many hours of discussion,
of planning, and of detailed work by devoted people.
A publication as large as The Euclidian requires the
time and effort of a great number of people. I would
therefore like to acknowledge their contributions.
First, I wish to thank Mr. James McCampbell, our
patient sponsor, who has guided the editorial staff
through every imaginable crisis and who has shared
our many good times. It is hard to imagine the
number of hours that he has so selflessly spent to help
us in every way. Through it all, he has been an
assuring friend whose devotion to the "cause" would
be difficult if not impossible to match. The job of
raising money for the Euclidian is overwhelming.
Through the efforts of the business staff it is pos-
sible for the book to be published. This year the
business staff under the supervision of Mr. Clayton
George, sponsor, and Linda Winkler, business man-
ager, again accomplished the prodigious feat. I wish
to thank them and the individual workers on their
staff.
Editing and printing a yearbook would be im-
possible without the interest and cooperation of the
school administration. We extend our appreciation
to Dr. Lester E. Angene, Superintendent of Schools;
to our Principal, Mr. Clifford Owens for his many
considerations; to Mr. Bruce Graham, Assistant
Principal; to Miss Wilma Gillman, Dean of Girls
dnd Dr. Jerry Bergum, Dean of Boys; and to the
maintenance staff for keeping the Euclidian office
neat in spite of us.
Since a yearbook is essentially pictures, I must men-
tion the help given by Mr. Morey Levine, Mr. Bill
Rainin and Mr. Joe Gongos of Raimor Studios.
These men have printed our many necessary pic-
tures and we are truly thankful for their patience
and understanding. We appreciate the many cour-
tesies from Mr. L. O. Kisabeth, representative from
the Gray Publishing Company and from Dan Mack
of the Mueller Art Cover Company.
The year is over; the book is finished. The reason
for our close association is now over, but I feel as-
sured that each of us will always feel the closeness
that comes from a common interest. It has been a
tremendous privilege and pleasure to be able to
construct this Euclidian and we hope to share it
with you now.
Very sincerely.
EDITORIAL STAFF
Penny Freed Editor-in-Chii
Bill Vicic Assistai
Colleen McBroom Picture Edit(
Norm Beeke Photograph
Hank Spivack Photograph
Richard Hasher Literary Edit(
Ned Anderson Assistai
Helen Krauss Assistai
Connie Krnell Assista:
Bernice Hava Mounting Edit
Jan Slaby Mounting Edit
Kathy Mog Underclass Edit
Judy Eggleston Senior Edit
Cheryl Lutsch Art Edit
Kathy Cwik Staff Edit
James McCampbell Spons
Editor-in-Chief
BUSINESS STAFF
Linda 'Winkler Business Manas
Cheri Young Assista
Connie Allar Circulation Manas
Peggy Bizzarri Assist:
Helga Berthold Senior Circulation Manas
Kit Kimberly Junior Circulation Manas
Sue Pureber Sophomore Circulation Manas
Joan Moser __.Treasu
Phyllis Johnson Cash
Jim Cesa Advertising Manas
Shirley Willcocks Assist:
Alex Schelgunov Advertising Edi
Nancy Furniss Concessions Manas
Doug Sweeder Funds Manas
Clayton George Spon
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Supplement
This is the end of the year. All classes are
looking forward to summer vacation and yet
are apprehensive. The sports season is just
ending and there is a sudden rush of social
affairs. Plays, Big Show, Sivim Show, and
dances are a prelude to the Senior activities
and scholarship tests. Fun leads the more
serious aspects of school life. The end brings a
sense of satisfaction to most students, for they
have done their best. And for those who are
dissatisfied and have not worked hard, school
continues into the summer or for one more
year.
Wf^sammmmimmm
STUDENT COL XCIL .\OMINEES-7?ou' One: C. Piper. B. Apple-
quist, E. Bi-igdcn. M. Fields, P. Hurlburt. Rozv Tiuo: K. Goldlust
I9G2-HI63 STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS-Rotc One: T. Bren-
iian Ina'.unr. M. Fields a. ,/,/„, v. Iliw Tieo: K. Goldlust vice
jniM,l,iil C. Cox ;7(-r jneMilml. D. \ukie\ic jnesiilenl.
The campaign specclics: the final word before votino-.
266
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STUDENT COUNCIL ELECTIONS
After two weeks of sacrificing home-
work for campaign posters and sub-
stituting No-Doz for sleep, most waited
tensely for the election results. When
the announcements were finally made,
some could hardly hold back the tears,
others murmured in bewilderment be-
cause their wildly made predictions had
materialized. Still others were simply
relieved that the tedious ordeal was
over and eagerly awaited the chance to
congratulate the winning candidates,
who beamed amidst the attention fo-
cused on them for the remainder of the
day.
That's the third time she's voted
The poles favored \'ukcevic.
267
Wai Napulu's Jewel of tlie Sea, Lucy Milazzotto
The Starfish go down kicking.
The stars shone brightly.
268
M
The Pair of Pearls, Carolvn Ciesson and Alison ^Vinct, enchanted many.
SWIM SHOW
How cool that water looked! The
"Enchanted Sea" was filled with beauty
and beauties for Wai Napolo's Swim
Show, as well as a surprise for that un-
suspecting victim who felt Neptune's
domain seeping through her woolen
sweater and skirt. The cool atmosphere
of this year's show made the bleachers
almost comfortable for an audience
which enjoyed every minute of a tradi-
tionally fine performance.
269
i^pswiiwnm!"
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IM
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x3
Big Show practice runs awfully late.
It really gets you, huh, Pete?
BIG SHOW
Hoofing and kicking their way to glory,
the Big Show dancers were our number
one moneymaker. An irreverent look at
"Jolly Ben" Franklin and other char-
acters from our heritage drew some of
Euclid's top Thespians to the stage and
many paying customers into the audi-
ence.
270
Hi
Bonnie Biulas and Kill C.iudi cl.iim iliiii Misic.ii .if the lloin Pipe.
Greg makes like George.
Our E.H.S. maidens turn red.
271
TENNIS RECORD
Shaker Heights 3
Lakewood 2
Cleveland Heights 4
Shaw 0
Parma 1
St. Joseph 0
Parma 2
Willoughby South .._._.0
Brush 2
St. Edwards 1
Gilmour 3
Brush 3
Willoughby Soutli ..__..0
Cleveland Heights 2
Berea 0
Shaw 1
Win 12
Losses 4
District Tournament Singles Runner-up
Euclid Tournament 3rd
Euclid--^
">
Euclid... _
3
Euclid --
Euclid....
Euclid...
-1
...-5
4
Euclid—.
5
Euclid.-..
EuclicL...
—3
Euclid 3
Euclid ...
4
Euclid...
Euclid.--
9
EuclicL...
5
Euclid...
Euclid---.
-.3
Euclid.—
—4
GOLF TEAM— 7?o;t) One: R. Karash, G. Dakor, P. Quigley. Roiv Two: D.
Reed, B. Austin, L. Kogan, Coach Piingle.
Captain Howard David starts a skillful game of tennis.
GOLF
No cheering section, little publicity, and
lots of practice in the hot sun on a long,
green fairway. Is this what it takes to
make a winning team? Well, perhaps
a little more encouragement would in-
crease their drive for perfection, but the
hard work is what makes a championship
team. The ball is small, the score
should be low, but individual spirit and
determination must be high to match
the victor's sense of satisfaction.
272
BO^VLING
Even when the opponents were behind,
each Euclid bowler moistened his palms
and then meticulously dried them to
make cef tain no point would be lost by
a careless slip of the ball. To each
bowler, the team had a different mean-
ing. To one it meant long hours, to an-
other it was a challenge, and perhaps,
to another it represented recreation that
became more fun as dexterity improved.
Whatever the meaning, each player did
his best as Euclid placed seventh in the
district contest with twenty teams
participating.
TENNIS
Playing before teeming crowds of thou-
sands, which at times threatened to over-
flow the modest cheering section beyond
the fence and surge into the courts, the
Euclid tennis team aced and double-
faulted its way to a 14-4 record. Such
vivid characters as Bill "Leftie" Seder-
holm, Ned "Fireball" Anderson, and
Howie "The Smasher" David were
served to sleepy students every morning
on the PA by the brilliant announce-
ments of an unknown and forgotten
genius of the publicity staff. With a
record of sizzling shut-outs and 6-0 sets,
the team was somehow kept from win-
ning first place, much to the disappoint-
ment of the loyal fans. Yet, although
their valor merited more, they accepted
their second place philosophically, for
they knew they had left the courts re-
bounding with glory.
BOWLING TEAM-Roic Om-. P. Zebrowski, J. Kozlevcar. Row Two: R.
Leisenheimer, K. \'arhola.
TENNIS TEAM— «on' One: K. Barta, M. Fenster, B. Sederholm, R. Brown, J.
Scott. D. Garland. Ron- Two: Coach Nold, H. David, J. Breen, R. Creveling, G.
Loconti. N. Anderson, R. Dunker, R. Felz.
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Zero's integers.
THE ADDING MACHINE
Mr. Zero, Allen Johns; Mrs. Zero, Betsy
Fromer; Daisy Diana Dorothea Devore,
Sally Forker; The Boss, Richard Brown;
Mr. One, Jim Roscoe; Mrs. One, Heidi
Lasnik; Mr. Two, Ross Fergus; Mrs.
Tiuo, Leslie Long; Mr. Three, Larry Bac-
nik; Mrs. Three, Karen Heckert; Mr.
Four, Tony Petruzzi;M?i. Four, Linda
Koci; Mr. Five, Tom Bell; Mrs. Five, Sue
McNamara; Mr. Six, Bill Blanc; Mrs.
Six, Jan Vukcevic; PoJiceman, Jack Neu-
more-Judy O'Grady, Sheila Shaughnes-
sy;Young Man, Dennis Bailey; Shrdlu,
Jim Zimmerman; A Head, Ray Sum-
mers; Lt. Charles, John Howard; Joe,
Larry Bacnik.
Shrdlu faces a grave situation.
OUR TOWN
Stage Manager, Ray Ferrante; Dr. Gibbs,
Robert Belts; Joe Crowell, Marc Fen-
ster; Howie Newsome, Brian Maeder;
Mrs. Gibbs, Laura Simpson; Mrs. Webb,
Jan Vukcevic; George Gibbs, Dennis
Bailey; Rebecca Gibbs, Rosemary Ku-
harik and Heidi Lasnik; Wally Webb,
Ron Ash\ey\EmHy Webb, Marsha Rout-
zahn and Carol Klevay; Professor Wil-
lard, David Schmidt; Mr. Webb, Wade
Schuette; Woman in the Balcony, Carol
Reese; Man in the Auditorium, Tom
Martin; Lady in the Auditorium, Linda
Nurmi; Simon Stimson, Frances Collins;
Mrs. Soames, Linda Koci; CoJistable
Warren, Tom Martin; Si Crowell, Marc
Fenster; Baseball Players, Ross Fergus,
Jim Hovan, Tony Petruzzi; Sam Craig,
Brian Maeder; Joe Stoddard, Ross Fer-
gus; Assistant, Ed Bugos; Stage Manager,
Paul Cox; People of the Town, Judy
Frustere, Ruth Ricksecker, Sharon
Flood, Jim Vidmar, Ed Bugos, Paul Cox,
Linda Nurmi, Sharon Morse, Dave
Schmidt, Marquita Boros, Carol Reese,
Richard Redmond, Marian Wasenda.
"These arc the times that trv men's souls."
PLAYS
Now the auditorium was empty. The
actors were noisily cold-creaming them-
selves, gooping the basins with the re-
mains of Mr. Zero or Daisy the Flirt,
and flushing down to a watery grave
what once was Emily Webb or Mrs. Six.
The stage crew unfeelingly tore down
Grover's Corners, dragged the strange
mechanical world of the Zeros into the
cobwebs, and jerked the gay fantasy
back into the reality of a dark corner.
A few friends and relatives lingered in
the splotchy pool of light still haunting
the darkened stage. At last they, too,
vanished. A stagehand extinguished the
last light and walked out, leaving the
theater alone with its own world of un-
known dreams.
Tlic actor manages.
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The chapcioncs ciijovcd the Junior Prom.
Rci"nin2; Bonnie Miller.
SPRING DANCES
Spring dances, the Friendship Formal,
the Spring Sports Dance, the Junior
Prom, held special intangible ecstasies
for every couple who attended. The
fountain, which lightly sprayed all who
stood too close when the wind invaded,
added to the enchantment of the dimly
lit patio. As feet shuffled the well-worn
pattern from the patio to ballroom to
lounge, each footstep became a part of
the evening, and a part of spring itself.
276
Miss Mathews at her post for the
Friendship Formal.
Toiiiglit . . . the Junior Prom.
277
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278
SPRING SPORTS COURT
With Spring comes a rebirth of natural
beauty. Clockwise from lower right:
Helga Berthold, Senior Attendant; Mary
Ellen McGraw, Junior Attendant; Judy
Lilley, Sophomore Attendant; Mary
Prendergast, Senior Attendant; Bonnie
Miller, Spring Sports Queen.
279
T^— ^^^^^^J^^^^^^^»^»P—
JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL-Roic One: B. Symonds,
W. Boyer, R. Sustersic, J. Koci, D. Traven. Row Two:
T. Gasser, J. Nebe, W. Reinke, J. Pozun, G. Circa, T.
Ockunzzi. Row Three: R. Sprochi, B. Ciiino, R. Macks,
J. Larkin, E. Larsen, W. Wicks, Coach Tekieli.
Euclid's star pitcher, Bob Lilley.
BASEBALL
The boys didn't notice the dust as it
smothered the diamond or the fatiguing
hours that slipped by as they compiled
a shining record. By being victorious in
twenty-eight out of thirty-three games,
the Panthers learned what composes a
winning team. Besides agile players, the
team must have stamina, student sup-
port, complete alliance, and the backing
of a faithful coach.
Perlioni catches a lii^h one.
i
BASEBALL RECORD
Euclid--
.10
St. Ignatius
... 0
Euclid.-
.10
Rocky River
.- 0
Euclid-
. 4
Painesville Harvey
-. 1
Euclid-
. 9
Painesville Riverside .-
.- 4
Euclid-
2
Shaker Heights
-. 1
Euclid..
. 4
Parma
... 0
Euclid-
. 8
Lakewood ..
.- 1
Euclid-
. 8
Geneva
.- 1
Euclid..
.. 5
Geneva
... 1
Euclid-
. 4
Rocky River
.- 0
Euclid..
. 6
Rocky River
.- 0
Euclid-
- 5
Painesville Harvey ..-
... 0
Euclid-
^
Collinwood
s
Euclid-
. 9
Collinwood
-. 1
Euclid..
. 1
Shaw
... 2
Euclid..
. 9
Cleveland Heights
... 1
Euclid-
. 3
Parma
-. 0
Euclid..
. 8
University
-. 4
Euclid-
. 5
Lakewood
-. 0
Euclid-.
-15
Shaw -.
... 5
Euclid-
9
Cleveland Heights
... 3
Euclid-
. 1
St. Ignatius
-. 0
Euclid..
2
Parma
-. 0
Euclid..
. 9
Lakewood
... 3
Euclid-.
- 0
Benedictine
-. 2
Euclid..
. 9
Cleveland Heights
.- 4
Euclid--
- 5
Shaker Heights
.- 4
EuclicL.
. 1
Bay
... 0
Euclid--
. 4
Bay
... 0
Euclid..
. 5
Shaw
... 1
Euclid-
. 0
Eastlake North
... 4
Euclid..
- 7
Eastlake North
... 2
Euclid-
. 0
Shaker Heights
Wins 28
Losses 5
.- 2
/
V.ARSITY B.\SEB.\LL- Row One: J. Dealv. R. Hiidec. J. Schael,
R. Rcichcnbach. R. Palmer. T. Perlioni, R.' Lilley. C. Orlando, K.
C.ortz. C. Laiiniiig. Itoiv Two: Coocli AVisniewski. J. Semenik, T.
Tucker, J. DeRosa. D. Sobe. H. Theis. T. Murphv, Coach Addis.
Row Three: \. Elliot, D. Maaswinkel, R. Lefkowitz, C. Lokar, D.
DeRosa, P. Milavec.
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iij^««*5::iH^^
TRACK TEAM— 7?ou' One: W. Attamante, D. Gillespie, D. Gyong-
yos, C. Hayes, J. Zevnik, H. Altenweg, R. Vidmar, R. Chaunce.
Roio Tu'o: D. Sabath, J. Kovacs, T. McGill, W. Symonds, J. Mar-
tucci, W. Rinas, R. Dieckmann, R. Bowen, R. Usalis. Row Three:
H. Faint, B. Green. K. Krovok, G. Engelke, J. Peters, D. Vrh, P.
Wright, W. Bailey, T. Brennan. Row Four: R. Fuller, C. Virnel-
son, R. Sarstedt, D. Liggett, W. Miller, J. Schroeder, J. Horton, R.
Collins, R. Racker, R. Miller. Rozl' Five: \V. Schmenk, N. Kaczer,
A. Newman, J. Bittence. R. Kovach, D. Bizily, J. Patronis, R.
Hallcr. Row Six: Coacli Thompson, R. Tilk.
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\Vhat do va mean, I fouled!
INDOOR
Euclid 8O4/5
Euclid 651/2
Euclid 65^
Euclid 481/2
Euclid 28 "
Euclid 711/3
Euclid 45-23/42
Euclid 58
Euclid 73
Euclid 84
Euclid 651/2
Euclid 73
Euclid -.64
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TRACK RECORD
St. Joseph 11-11/15
Cathedral Latin --261/2
Glenville 2634
John Marshall 431/9
East Tech 64
Berea 2O2/3
Lakewood 46-1 9/42
Collinwood 34
East Tech 19
Benedictine 8
Shaker 261/0
Shaw 19
Mayfield 28
Wins 11
Losses 2
1st Arena Meet Suburban 1
An upsetting race.
Euclid 62
Euclid 651/2
Euclid 84-5/6
Euclid 69-2/3
Euclid 6514
Euclid 66-2/3
Euclid 58-5/6
Euclid 61-2/3
Euclid 79
Euclid 89-2/3
OUTDOOR TR.\CK RECORD
A Team
Euclid 96-1/3 Shaw 21-2/3
Glenville 56
CCollinwood 61
)Catherdral Latin 21 Vb
Cleveland Hgts 33-1/6
John Adam 48-1/3
Berea 52%
St. Joseph 51-1/3
Lakewood 59-1/6
Shaker 56-1/3
East 39
Parma 28-1/3
Wins 11
Losses 1
6th Mansfield Relays
4th O.S.U. Relays
5th West Tech
2nd Euclid Relays
1st L.E.L.
B Team
Shaw 19
Glenville 42
^CoUinwood 23
) Cathedral Latin 11
Celveland Hgts. 5
John Adams 14
Berea 50
"Wicklifft 28-1/3
C\'allcy Forge ..51
)Fairport Harbor 40
St. Joseph 16
Lakewood 42y2
Shaker 52
East 0
Parma 22
Wins 13
Losses 0
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TRACK
The Euclid track team sprinted easily
past its opponents with the same agility
they used to present their heavy harvest
of trophies to the school. Drowning and
finally overflowing the trophy case was
just the metal image of a mental attitude
—the winner. Neither mud nor snow nor
sleet nor cold of night could stop the
track team from breaking all the records.
The trophies represented many breaths
lost— it seemed, at the time, never to be
foimd again— many butterflies in the
stomach before the meet and many long
unseen hours of grueling practice. Yet,
at the end of the race the clock lost, for
the new and phenomenal record re-
corded by Larry "Whalen in the mile
broke the old state record by 1.2 seconds.
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Senior Prom, 1962
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"Oh wc love Ihe halls of ivy . .
Tapco, 5:23 A. M.
"I don't know."— Seniors never do.
SENIOR ACTIVITIES
Seven hundred seniors clamored this
year for more senior privileges. Meet-
ings of the class cabinet, conferences
■with the administration, and signs -worn
voicing deep discontentment and desires
failed to secure all the wants of the "un-
derprivileged class." However, seniors
with undaunted vibrant spirit, rejoiced
uninhibited in the festivities that termi-
nated twelve long years— the Senior Ban-
quet, private p.j. parties, the Senior As-
sembly, the all-night Prom and the all-
day picnic that followed. Each moment
of the end became a cherished part of
every graduate's life, to be relived in
memories for years to come.
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AUTOMOTIVES CONTEST
Seniors Don Overberger and Art Paulov-
cin in the Plymouth Trouble Shooting
Contest held at Parma, May 26. They
diagnosed and remedied 18 different
troubles, inserted in the engine by ex-
pert mechanics, getting the car running
in time to place third.
AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE
Through the American Field Service,
with the help of Mrs. Zimmerman and
community support, a Euclid student
may be selected to study abroad this
year. Keenly interested in and aware of
the benefits offered by the A.F.S. pro-
gram, Noel Goslee and Robin Carter are
Euclid's possible foreign exchange
candidates.
Noel Goslee and Robin Carter are this year's A.F.S. nominees.
INTERN.\TIOXAL QUILL AND SCROLh-Knceling: L. Taylor. Left to riirht: T. Burroughs.
M. Beerv, M. Balsley. M. Zola, R. I'ximn,
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Don and Art dcmonstialccl outslancling knowledge of mechanics to place in the Phniouth
automoti\c contest.
RECOGNITION OF
ACHIEVEMENTS
A large part of the active student's time
is spent supporting extra-curricular pro-
grams such as the publications, sports,
and many clubs based on future careers
or present hobbies. Sincere efforts in
these activities reflect a pride in Euclid
High School as well as a pride in the
individual . . .
P.\NTHERS OF THE WEEK- R. Danker, B. Vidensek, C. Wright, H. Theis.
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... as does outstanding work inside
the classroom. It is necessary for a stu-
dent to have a true interest and some
curiosity about her subject to excel in it
as these students have.
RECOGNITION OF HONORS
Recognition on the front page of the
local newspaper and in school assemblies
is only a small part of the honor given to
students who are interested enough in
their future, as well as the future of
others, to do their very best. College
scholarships, the college diploma, and
superior job opportunities after gradua-
tion are the major rewards for the effort
])ut forth by these students during their
highschool years.
NATIONAL MERIT
The National Merit Scholarship Cor-
poration is established to provide schol-
arship aid to outstanding academically
inclined students who have demon-
strated the ability to benefit from a col-
lege education. Eleven students from
Euclid High School qualified for candi-
dacy in receiving scholarships. Five of
the eleven received scholarships spon-
sored by the National Merit program
and various organizations interested in
promoting a better education of youth.
Those receiving scholarships are:
Richard Brigden
David Gulbenkian
Richard Hasher
William Reynolds
William Vicic
Those qualifying for scholarships are:
Ned Anderson
Norman Beeke
Ralph Dunker
Ward Ebert
Russell Hurlburt
Janet Slaby
ACADEMIC
HONORS
ACHIEVED
DEPARTMENT AWARDS
Each year the various departinents of
Euclid Senior High present awards to
the outstanding graduating seniors in
academic excellence. Department chair-
men presented trophies and medals of
excellence to the following seniors:
ENGLISH
Trophy: Diane Wheeler
Medals: David Gulbenkian
William Vicic
SOCIAL STUDIES
Trophy: David Gulbenkian
Medals: Jeanne Milier
Kathy Mog
June Pulver
Mary Lou Yager-
MATHEMATICS
Rensselaer Medal:
David Gulbenkian
Medals: Ned Anderson
Ward Ebert
Ronald Glaser
David Gulbenkian
SCIENCE
Trophy: Ward Ebert
Medals: Ned Anderson
Richard Hasher
William Reynolds
Russell Hurlburt
Bauscli and Lomb Award:
David Gulbenkian
LANGUAGES
Trophy: Diane Wheeler
Medals: Donald Kne
Robert Sanderson
BUSINESS EDUCATION
Trophy: Donna Janis
Medals: Claudia Wright
Pat Mason
Bonnie Bowman
Christine Jonke
HOME ARTS
Trophy: Joyce Atkins
INDUSTRIAL ARTS
Trophy: William Fuchs
Medals: Donald Overberger
Tony Tamburrino
James Brazee
Robert Klann
ARTS AND CRAFTS
Trophy: Cheryl Lutsch
INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC
Trophy: Barry Ross
VOCAL MUSIC
Trophy: Connie Mullins
Medals:
Fred Fleck
Larrv Kintz
JOURNALISM
Medals: Bonnie Bogatay
Karen Tomko
James Cesa
Penny Freed
Alexandra Schelgunov
SPEECH
Medals: Barbara Ellis
Ray Ferrante
DRAMATICS
Medal: Dennis Miller
NATIONAL COUNCIL OF
TEACHERS OF ENGLISH
Recognition of excellence from the
NCTE went to David Gulbenkian and
William Vicic for their mastery of Eng-
lish grammar and construction and
creativity in essay and term paper length
compositions.
MATHEMATICS CONTEST
Each year a select few participate in the
Ohio State Mathematics Contest co-
sponsored by the Mathematics Associa-
tion of America and the Society of
Actuaries. Honors this year went to
Ward Ebert, David Gulbenkian, and
Russell Hurlburt.
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HONOR STUDENTS
Long years of patient study and con-
sistent effort is wliat it takes to be a top-
notch student. Euclid is one of few
schools with so many students fulfilling
the qualifications for valedictorian hon-
ors. Congratulations to all of our honor
students.
Students gathered in small, excited
groups before a test, exchanging bits of
information and lamenting their lack
of study . . . but not Ron Glaser. While
the others were talking on the telephone
or watching television, Ron learned all
there was to know about the subject,
probably not quitting until one o'clock
in the morning, long after the others
had given up hope.
Honors student, Ronald Glaser.
After supper, when most students first
begin their homework, David Gulben-
kian is usually finished with his regular
homework. By starting right after school,
working swiftly and perceptively, Dave
has his evenings free to do advanced
work, read, work on his telescope, or
play the piano.
Commencement speaker, David Gulbenkian.
Click went the keys as Donna Janis
typed her way to a 4.0 average. Consis-
tently scoring in the 99th percentile in
such milestones of the business depart-
ment, she proved that shorthand and
bookkeeping were not subjects for sec-
ond raters.
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At the Spring Sports Dance Russ Hurl-
burt, leader of the dance band, stood So
play his solo. Calm and confident, with
hours of meticulous practice behind him,
Russ played with flawless precision—
"like -working differential equations."
Honors student. Russ Hurlburt.
Honors student, Donna Janis.
Whether working a calculus problem on
the blackboard or showing off his bright
red Comet, Don Kne's broad smile and
easy laugh made everyone his friend. In
spite of his easy-going nature, Don
^vorked long hours in the darkroom as a
member of the camera club, and at his
studies, achieving not only a high scho-
lastic standing, but the top student
award in Russian.
Honors student, Donald Kne.
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Blaring rock and roll sounds faded as
one -walked up the E-Room corridor
and were replaced by the rich, vibrant
cliords of the choral room piano. Those
ivho paused to listen were rewarded
with an afterschool concert played with
skill and deep feeling. Peeking in, one
could see Robert Sanderson lost in the
emotion of the keyboard.
Honors student, Roljcrt Sanderson.
When deadlines approach, and there are
copywriters to be prodded, layouts to be
made, headlines, pictures, and endless
headaches to be written, taken, and wor-
ried about, Karen Tomko shows her best.
As editor, Karen, working diligently
and efficiently, bears too responsibility
for coordinating a dozen different jobs
until that long awaited announcement
is made, "The Survey is out!" Then
Karen sits back and relaxes for a moment
before starting her English theme.
Comnirnccmcnt spcakcv. Karen Tomko.
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If Diane "Wheeler were permitted, she'd
teach everyone on the Suney staff to
pogo during their lunch period. How-
ever, since this is not a part of school
policy, Diane gives Spanish lessons in-
stead. The bits of knowledge mingled
with sarcasm that Diane imparts with
each remark liven any group and re-
flect her variable nature.
Commciiccmciit spcakcv, William \i
Comiiicncomciu speaker, Diane ^Vheclcr.
On December 21, 1961, Bill Vicic, clad
only in a bathing suit, plunged through
the ice of Lake Erie for his last swim of
the year. After a few minutes, the ad-
venturous swimmer emerged from the
lake slightly blue, and yet grinning
broadly, happy in the knowledge that
Mr. Reno was right: a mixture of ice
and water maintains an equilibrium at
zero degrees Centigrade.
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GRADUATION
The senior came back proudly wearing a
new mantle of longed-for leadership,
and wearing it carefully. At places it
was stretched and ready to tear, for the
stitches were narrow, the responsibility
strict and confining. Yet as it grew on
him, he grew into it.
Three years can be a very short or a
very long time, as a second, a minute,
an hour, a lifetime is nothing, yet ap-
proaches eternity, is past, but moves
crawlingly slowly; so his last year es-
caped, like the others before it, with the
slippery grace of a thing not remember-
ed. And the hours, the days, the months,
compressed to form one moment; under
the harsh, hot glare of the lights, with
the shake of a warm, well-used hand,
with a dignity fashioned of cardboard
and cloth, the moment came and was
past; the ending was ended, and with it
began the beginning.
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In Memoriam
With jinn guidance that smoothed the
bumps each encounters in highschool, Mr.
John Reeves counselled boys of the Junior
class. Though Mr. Reeves passed away during
the school year, the understanding and advice
that he imparted during his thirteen years at
Euclid will be indelible in the memories of
all lie helped.
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